To obtain a slot to control a second ghost, Chen Mo joins a secret operation organized by headquarters, only to be treated as cannon fodder. And real cannon fodder at that: he discovers that the body of the terrifying ghost headquarters is hunting is a bizarre cannon, and the team has been offered up as sacrifices to feed it. But the cannon fires him into a white, screen-like world, where he takes over the consciousness of another Chen Mo from a different world and inherits his memories. Is the paranormal resurgence in this world as severe as it was in the other one? Why does a cannon that can pierce the "barrier between worlds" and cross parallel universes need to be "charged"? Can he ever return to his original world?
When I heard Chapter 13, I didn't want to listen anymore. I felt like they were all about interpreting the weirdness of the parallel world and the reasons why they went to other parallel worlds. The protagonist, from his grandfather to his father to himself, had a determined destiny from the beginning. He was a chess piece and was also linked with "Mysterious Resurrection". After becoming a god, Yang Jian still received backlash. He needed to constantly devour Li Wei and sent people to other worlds to devour Li Wei. He felt that he had the potential of a villain! It feels like the Jui here are all conscious, can communicate with people normally, and can use conspiracy and tricks. After death, they are still trapped in the Jui's body. Watching the Jui destroy the world, but I have no choice but to wait for confusion or even collapse o(≧口≦)o It's so miserable. Is it necessary to collapse countless worlds to win short-term peace? In fact, at the beginning, it was just a matter of confrontation with simple rules and escaping from death. In the middle and later stages, the world will slowly expand and link up with multiple worlds.