Shiro Yin, an office worker who worked overtime until he suddenly died, when he opened his eyes again, he came to a world where monsters were rampant and humans could only survive in the city walls.
What? Starting out as a helpless orphan in the slums?
Tianbeng started this, but fortunately he accidentally activated a golden finger. After defeating the monster, he could obtain and "edit" the monster's genes and gain its power from the abyss panel.
Based on the principle of proximity, he chose the ugliest and weakest monster, the ooze, and began a crazy and weird path of evolution.
Eventually he became an ancient god who looked down on mortals from high in the sky.
Reader comments
The writing seems very complicated at first, and I feel like I have said a lot, but I feel like I haven't said anything at all.
The first few chapters I read were good, but suddenly a woman came and said she had been stalking her for a long time, and then she refused, but she asked for help again the next day, and I couldn't complain about this kind of plot anymore.
The protagonist is obviously a real-life survivor, but he is written as a player who plays games and faces rigid data lags and bugs. The contradiction is too serious and the protagonist seems too stupid.
The writing seems very complicated at first, and I feel like I have said a lot, but I feel like I haven't said anything at all. The first few chapters I read were good, but suddenly a woman came and said she had been stalking her for a long time, and then she refused, but she asked for help again the next day, and I couldn't complain about this kind of plot anymore.
The protagonist is obviously a real-life survivor, but he is written as a player who plays games and faces rigid data lags and bugs. The contradiction is too serious and the protagonist seems too stupid.