Lin Mo, a college student, has an App on his phone that cannot be deleted. It's not a game, it's a real different world - there is only a handful of yellow sand at the beginning, with a countdown of 23 hours, and it is about to collapse.
He completed the first fusion with a bottle of mineral water. The palm-sized sand was full of water, and the first dying scarab crawled in. From that day on, his mobile phone screen became a window through which gods looked down upon the human world.
Everything in the real world can be transformed into cards: protein powder makes beetle carapace harder than granite, power bank equips the territory with a lightning defense line, and wind oil essence turns into a chemical weapon that can make bandits faint. While he was fishing in college classes, he was running an oasis in a different world, farming with troops, and resisting the invasion of blood sand thieves.
However, the stronger the territory, the more attention it attracts - deep in the desert, a "Lord of Blight" who can end all things and even take away death itself is awakening. And its next goal is to follow the mobile phone channel and find the real world.
From a bowl of sand to the mobile kingdom of God, from being separated by a screen to traveling in the physical body - this is the story of an ordinary college student who used a handful of yellow sand to establish the law of life and death and build the only bridge between the two worlds.
Reader comments
It's kind of weird. Most people say that things can be passed on for development, but there are so few things passed on? If it were me, I would explore the bottom of a barrel of bottled mineral water. In a desert environment, the more water, the better. Bottled mineral water is not expensive and the quantity is large, so it is just for testing.
Make enough food and clothing by yourself [laughing]
It's kind of weird. Most people say that things can be passed on for development, but there are so few things passed on? If it were me, I would explore the bottom of a barrel of bottled mineral water. In a desert environment, the more water, the better. Bottled mineral water is not expensive and the quantity is large, so it is just for testing.
Make enough food and clothing by yourself [laughing]
Not bad, good combination.