He complained that a game wasn't fun, and the very next second he was packed off to the God-Mode Space?
Ou Xiaohuang had only meant to fool around a little while gaming with his roommates. Who knew the heavens would take him seriously, kicking him into an infinite world and thoughtfully tossing in three hapless roommates with wildly different personalities: one fretted over early-morning classes and retaking exams, another couldn't stop roasting everything, and the last calmly calculated the death rate of each instance.
Other people got a golden finger from the start. They got a lucky draw: a King's Treasury with half its power cut, a World Seed with only ten days to live, and a handful of usable abilities they'd barely scraped together with the whole dorm's combined luck.
This is a ridiculous survival story about a group of unlucky college students forced to work in perilous instances. As they try to repay the debt owed to their short-lived seed, they turn every world upside down.
