Jin, a young miner from Planet Dengelu, awakens the supernatural ability “Matter Reconstruction” on the brink of death in a mining disaster and is bound to a mysterious AI called Aurora. As he searches for his missing sister, he enters the brutal Colossus Arena, only to discover that a dangerous being has set its sights on him.
Elaine, the God of Destruction who looks like a ten-year-old child, capriciously lays out a game among the stars: “Gather ten Star Core tickets and come play with me.” His scarlet eyes brim with a child’s mischievous amusement and the hurt of being forgotten for millions of years.
The competition is not merely a life-or-death arena, but a game board for the gods. The monsters in the top ten are drawn into it for all sorts of reasons:
Rank 1, Jieda Luosi, wants to prove he is worthy of “divinity.”
Rank 4, Lei Shi, wants to claim this “light” for himself.
Rank 3, Yin Jue, has been ordered to find “the one who can make a god cry.”
Rank 2, Ge Rui, silently protects him, bound by the promise they made as childhood friends.
Rank 5, An Muxiu, makes a vow in the name of knighthood.
Rank 100, Kai Li, wavers between using him and protecting him.
What awakens within Jin is a divine power of the same origin as Elaine’s, one even he himself does not know about. When he finally stands before his younger brother and hears the child ask, his voice choked with tears, the truth at last comes crashing into the open:
“Big brother… why don’t you want me anymore, Laien?”
The author's writing style is quite good, but the character is a bit OOC. The author should have adopted the character of Jin from "Concave and Convex World·Rebirth", but the Jin he wrote is too rational. The Jin in the original novel is very cheerful and lively, at least on the surface, regardless of his heart. He may suddenly become a charlatan at times. The Jin in this novel... Just lacks that charlatan feeling (?) And has no soul. In addition, Jin should be a little more surprised when he sees Gray. In the original work, Jin immediately pounced on Gray when he saw Gray. Gray was a bit too cold. In the original work, Gray was set to be Jin's friend, but his personality was colder. In the novel, Gray said to Jin, "You are as stubborn as Sister Qiu said." It was a bit strange. After all, they had been together for a while, so it was replaced with "You are indeed as stubborn as Sister Qiu said." "Just as stubborn as before" is better 🤔 (I have only read the first 5 chapters and haven't read the rest yet. There may be something wrong with what I said, please forgive me🙏🙏🙏(><)) (The author DaDa does not seem to have many readers. Although the novel still needs improvement, I also give a five-star praise to encourage the author DaDa(≧∇≦). I hope the author DaDa will write better and better as he writes 😄)
Of course your own work should be better.
Now that I have read Chapter 5, I feel that there is something wrong with the weapons and principles of Montezuma and Red, but it feels fine. I can't remember the single player version. She is tired. She uses a whip. Montezuma's one is a bit like the wind blade, but overall it's pretty good. It should be much better if you can see it in the later stages.