Jiang Ci was woken up by the announcement of the launch of the Anno server.
This is an immersive virtual game that claims everything is completely random.
Some people get the trait of immortality at the beginning and are no longer bound by lifespan.
Some people have a special destiny, and every move is prompted.
Someone gets a trait simulator that allows unlimited simulations.
Someone who obtains the certificate of immortality will definitely become a god.
Jiang Ci spent a thousand yuan to buy a game warehouse just to escape from the ordinary life.
After entering the game, he selected the race and characteristics, and fate gave him the most inconspicuous human race.
, And two inconspicuous qualities.
The Oath of Diligent Scholars: As long as you put in the time, you will get rewards.
While others were fighting for resources, he finished reading the "Basic Theory of Elements" in an abandoned mage tower and learned his first spell - the flame spell.
While others narrowly escaped death in the dungeon, he understood the essence of elements in a pile of ancient books and successfully promoted to legend.
One hundred years. A thousand years. A thousand years.
While the first batch of players were still mourning for the resurrection coins, Jiang Ci had grown from an unknown traveler in the wasteland to a legend walking in all the worlds.
As an ordinary person, he studied in the clumsiest way. Knocked on the extraordinary door.
Until one day, all living beings looked up and saw the figure standing at the top of the world.
They finally understood: the so-called miracle is just an ordinary person who used time to mold himself into eternity.
Era changes, all living beings rise and fall. Only diligent scholars will stand at the top of the world.
Reader comments
Just tell me how it relates to the previous book. It feels like a sequel to the same worldview [Thinking]
It's good to read, but it feels like a continuation of the previous one. I hope both books have more content.
Just tell me how it relates to the previous book. It feels like a sequel to the same worldview [Thinking]
It's good to read, but it feels like a continuation of the previous one. I hope both books have more content.