Pangu created the world, but he created a prehistoric world full of bugs!
The law of heaven causes wind to convulse, and the heavenly calamity transforms into spiritual rain massage; the distribution of spiritual energy is outrageous, the top of the mountain is as thick as honey, and the valley is as poor as earth. The powerful people are fighting for their way, but the creatures at the bottom are struggling to survive. One second, the carefully cultivated elixir is eaten up by the thunder spirit, and the next second, the cave collapses into rubbish due to the "turn over" of the earth's veins - survival depends entirely on luck.
Until the mysterious system came out, light curtains, mechanical sounds, and nagging jade pendants all had different forms, but they were all known as "prehistoric plug-ins."
Some ask you to collect strange quest items, some directly give you cultivation through initiation, and some force the host to compete to be the "strongest chef in the world"?
Some people regard the system as a guideline and just lie down and let it be at its mercy; some people are wary and struggle to survive within the absurd rules.
This is a majestic but rough prehistoric sandbox. The creatures are NPCs trying to break through the situation, and the system is a background script with unknown purpose.
When absurdity becomes the norm, some people follow the trend, while others go against the trend. In the chaos, they use their own strength to build bricks and plant trees, and forge their own way!
The new book sets sail, the absurdity + system is full of exciting points, there are surprises (pitfalls) at every step, and you will not feel frustrated throughout the whole process!
