(Minecraft) (Complete item collection) (Heavily modified) (Transmigration)
At twenty-three, Lin Dong had never been in a relationship. The last message in his social media chat history was the delivery guy saying, “I left it at the door.”
That was the entirety of Lin Dong’s life before he transmigrated.
After transmigrating, he couldn’t even beat a single zombie. He died eight times in seven days, and his essence was down to just nine points. If it reached zero, he would disappear for good.
Then a woman fell from the moonlight and caught him as he jumped from the church roof.
“Don’t die,” she said.
Her name was AIQIN. Her real name was Qin Xiaoai. Before he transmigrated, she’d watched his livestreams for three years. Afterward, she spent twenty days searching for him.
She taught him to make tofu and tame a maid, and they flew over floating islands together. She said he needed seven tokens to get home, and she went with him to find them one by one.
On the day they gathered them all, the door opened.
But she didn’t go through with him.
“I’m a chronicler,” she said. “I record the stories of all those who transmigrate. Then I disappear.”
Lin Dong stood before the golden door, clutching a fragment of her contract.
He didn’t go in.
“Then I’ll take your story back with me.”
It's like telling history, reading an adventure story, or watching a Minecraft animation. What the protagonist experiences is like a dream, but it's not a dream, and this "game" seems to allow the protagonist to find something he has forgotten in reality... It is there, I come, I see, I record, I integrate myself into the world, time flies, time flies, waiting for the exploration of those who come after...
I don't know if you like it or not, but please don't rate it maliciously if you don't like it. I will try my best to write it well. After all, this is my first real book.
Really well written.
I really like this kind of writing. I like the style so much and the imagination is so rich. I really like it.
The writing is very delicate, but I feel that the story and core are more important, and I feel like this book has both. It's really good. Come on!