I, Lin Mo, a fugitive remnant of mechanical civilization, discovered the earth in the cosmic cemetery. The bloodlines of this group of carbon-based creatures are incredibly compatible, and they also contain the encrypted inheritance of ancient civilizations - ancient martial arts, Taoist classics, Qi refining methods... They are simply the perfect "civilization fire".
In order to guide them to save my eroded new homeland, I disguised myself as a GM and created the most realistic "game" "Awakening" in history. Here, they thought they were fighting monsters and upgrading, but in fact they were competing for the "World Runes" to resist the erosion of the void.
At first, players played it for fun. Some people used Tai Chi to tame the dragon bloodline, while others used the Tao Te Ching to calm the violent star energy. Until they discovered that the NPC would not refresh, the pain was extremely real, and the heartbeat under the glacier was the prelude to the destruction of the world.
When the void tore the sky apart, these former "fun people" stood on the ruins. The warrior combined the power of ancient martial arts and dragons, and the wind of fists shattered the stars; the Taoist priest used the stars in the sky as a formation to seal the cracks in the void.
I watched from behind the scenes as they grew from the Fourth Scourge to the true dawn of civilization.
"Welcome to "Awakening", players." I issued a final announcement, "In this update, we are really playing it - fighting for survival."
And they roared back: "Fight for your hometown and your new home!"
Reader comments
This book is very enjoyable to read! The world view is big enough, the protagonist relies on his brain to solve the problem rather than cheating without thinking, and the reversal design is quite clever. After reading it, in addition to feeling happy, I can't help but think about "players" and "destiny".
This book is very enjoyable to read! The world view is big enough, the protagonist relies on his brain to solve the problem rather than cheating without thinking, and the reversal design is quite clever. After reading it, in addition to feeling happy, I can't help but think about "players" and "destiny".