The introduction is shallow, but you can read it in detail in the book.
Tens of billions of people around the world were swallowed up by a dazzling white light at the same time. When they opened their eyes, they saw an unfamiliar sky above their heads.
This is a cruel stage called "Original Continent". Countless large areas separate the sky and the earth, and each area is crowded with millions of souls struggling to survive. When you wake up from the nascent plains, the first day is a respite from God - there are no monsters, only the cool wind and wooden treasure chests scattered in the grass. At dawn the next day, the roar of the beast will tear apart all illusions.
Here there is the ultimate strengthening of the physical body, and there is also the ultimate collision of mental power. The power system is diverse and free: the sequence ability is locked when awakening, but you can hunt monsters, collect superpower fragments, and replace useless sequences with synthesis; the divine covenant is a contract of ancient existence, and to accept their blessings, you must bear the corresponding price; the spirit of speech is hidden in equipment and treasure chests, and is a skill that changes the situation of the battle; and the body and spirit each have an initial value of ten points, which can be improved through special food and equipment - this type of food is not rare, but how to mix it and when to use it can determine life and death.
This is not a mindless hack and slash game. You need to see through the enemy's traps, predict the betrayal of allies, and make the right choice among resources. Routines and counter-routines are intertwined, and every confrontation is a double game of psychology and strength. The native orcs and spirits are also thriving on this continent. They may be your enemies, or they may be your only allies.
Fortunately, you still have a survival panel. It can check attributes and exchange information, but it can't make any life or death decisions for you.
Reader comments
It's really beautiful. The more I look at it, the more I enjoy it.
It's really beautiful. The more I look at it, the more I enjoy it.