No romance + full-dive game + lighthearted comedy + cute creatures + ensemble cast + a lazy Nuwa
When Wen Lin transmigrated into the last descendant of Nuwa, all the gods were dead, and the Divine Realm had been reduced to a single tiny cloud on the verge of vanishing.
The System told her to mend the sky and create the world. All she wanted was to lie flat, slack off, and sunbathe.
With no other choice, she launched a “full-dive game” for the public: Home Above the Clouds.
Once the players poured in, things went completely off the rails:
They skipped building a divine palace and opened a barbecue stall instead. They ignored the divine fields and planted tiny potatoes. Instead of fighting monsters on their adventures, they went to other worlds to stock up on goods. Immortal cultivators chased clouds for miles, only to get mobbed by players who mistook them for NPCs. The sleeping gods awoke and asked about Wi-Fi first thing.
And Wen Lin herself
All she had to do was sunbathe, pick up a few treasures, and summon a little spiritual rain now and then.
With the players’ help and absurdly good luck,
she went from a tiny cloud to building a divine realm above the clouds that spanned the Myriad Worlds.
But the players had no idea that the “real game” they were playing was the Myriad Worlds Wen Lin was using to mend the sky and keep herself alive.
World One: The Cultivation Wasteland
Spiritual energy has dried up, monsters run rampant, and cultivators cling to life.
Then soft, fluffy clouds suddenly appear in the Changhe Forest, bouncing their way through quests and ferociously, adorably, taking on dungeons.
World Two: The Low-Magic Candy Town
Magic is scarce, and witches and wizards rely on magical candy to survive.
Round, fluffy clouds rush in and make a fortune in magic coins,
turning sacred magic candy into hot pot dipping sauce, milk tea toppings, and snacks for binge-watching.
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Full-dive game, full-dive game, full-dive game. They say it three times because it matters.
P.S. The author has a mountain of personal worldbuilding. Please don’t take it too seriously.
After reading it for a long time, I realized that there were no comments 😂 It was really not intentional. I am used to commenting after reading it, but the updates are so slow that I forgot about the existence of this book several times. I read too many books at one time, so it is easy to forget about others after reading this. The book is very good, and it is very heart-warming to read. It is suitable for readers who like to read heart-warming daily game articles. However, I can't see the heroine anymore. She hasn't appeared in a long time. This will greatly allow the heroine to appear more often.
Feel good, super relaxed
It's still good, casual, and interesting to read 🤭🤭