Lin Fan, 26 years old, is a 996 programmer with a deposit of 23,000 yuan and a rent of 3,500 yuan. The director scolded him for still laughing and changing the plan at three in the morning.
He thought his life was like this - until that night, he fell asleep while working overtime and dreamed that he had become a slave in a mine in another world. That world is called Yuanmeng Continent. There he mined, starved, was shortchanged by the foreman, and was as tired as a dog in exchange for half a piece of black bread.
When he woke up, there was an extra 100 yuan in his bank card. Lin Fan stared at the text message for ten seconds. Then he looked at his hands - the blood blisters from the dream were still there. From that day on, Lin Fan lived a double life: working as a social animal in the real world during the day, and making money in the dream world at night. He discovered that the currencies of the two worlds were linked - if he earned a gold coin in his dream, 100 yuan would be credited to his account in reality. He used the logic of reality to reduce the dimensionality of the dream and strike back, and used the gold coins of the dream to counterattack in reality. From a mining orphan to a grocery store owner, from a commercial city-state governor to the head of the federation; from a laid-off social worker to a technological upstart, from a tens-billion CEO to a special envoy connecting two worlds - Lin Fan thought he had played with two worlds. Until he discovered that Yuanmeng Continent was not a dream.
That was a high-level civilization that was lost on the ancient earth, and he was the last bloodline of this civilization.
The fate of two worlds, his choice.
