[Urban + anti-cliche + fantasy + multiple heroines + System + wish fulfillment]
Lin Yi, the child of destiny, unexpectedly became bound to a villain System one day!
[According to the original course of fate, although the Host comes from a top-tier wealthy family and wields immense power, he is destined to become a stepping stone for the child of destiny, Lin Yi, and meet a tragic end.]
[Mission objective: Host, go to Listening Rain Pavilion immediately and snatch the child of destiny Lin Yi’s opportunity.]
The young man who had become the Host was utterly confused. Lin Yi? Isn’t that me?
Lin Yi picked up his family heirloom. [Congratulations, Host! You successfully snatched the child of destiny’s ancestral artifact and received a reward.]
Lin Yi went on a date with his childhood sweetheart. [Congratulations, Host! You successfully pulled off the great feat of cuckolding him, greatly increasing the original heroine’s favorability toward you. Reward granted.]
Lin Yi was in danger. [The child of destiny has been poisoned and is on the brink of death. Host, go to XX immediately and seize the sacred medicine, preventing the child of destiny from recovering.]
With the System’s “sabotage,” everything went smoothly for Lin Yi.
But the world was changing too. An evil force called World Seeds had transmigrated across dimensions to Blue Star. It twisted Blue Star’s timeline until it matched that of its original dimension. If no one stopped it, the world would be warped and then devoured by some unknown entity.
After that, Lin Yi wandered through the wasteland, exorcised demons in haunted houses, tested his sword among the peaks, and slew immortals in secret realms. Together with girls wielding the powers of different dimensions, he worked to save the world.
Finally, what do you mean that because one of the timelines supported polygamy, when we returned to the original timeline, we were all legally married?
Even with cheat codes, the protagonist still has it tough. How did he survive in the timeline where he didn't die? 🍉
It's alright, a protagonist with a classic sense of justice and moral compass.
The first dungeon is a bit long.
There are foreshadowing elements and clever touches, but the female lead's identity is a bit one-dimensional.
I thought it was all about school life, but after chapter thirteen it's all about the apocalypse.
Overall, it's not bad. The chapters after 100 are too filler; they're almost entirely romance.
It's strange, the first time I switched to fantasy mode, it was fine, but entering the dungeon was too fast, and the dungeon itself was too long.
I've only raised a little bit, I don't want you to leave.
It's acceptable, watchable.