We Just Finished Building the Planetary Engine, and the Apocalypse Was Fake?

Bai Ming has barely transmigrated when he discovers that the apocalypse has arrived. Alongside terrifying zombies and ferocious beasts come endless winters, world-destroying floods, solar helium flashes, and more.

Fortunately, he obtains a System that rewards good deeds. As long as he helps others, he can earn all kinds of prizes.

Blueprints for electromagnetic rifles, formulas for super-soldier serum, plans for Iron Man armor, blueprints for Jaegers, plans for Snowpiercer, and even a design for a planetary engine.

What he doesn't know is that his world is nothing more than a gigantic film set built on a planetary scale.

Everyone in the world except him and a few other contestants is a professional actor. Even the disasters and monsters have been specially created.

The whole point is to witness the most genuine human nature and the harshest conditions for survival in an apocalypse.

But they soon discover that Bai Ming's apocalypse isn't quite what they imagined.

Other contestants either stockpile supplies and build doomsday fortresses,

or form small groups and struggle to survive.

Bai Ming, however, has already used the advanced technology from his System's rewards to build a doomsday ark.

Just when viewers around the world think this must be the limit, he suddenly pulls out a planetary engine blueprint in front of everyone.

When he explains the principles behind the planetary engine, the entire Blue Star erupts.

Blue Star viewers: “Director, tell him the truth already! If you keep filming, he'll take the whole planet Kepler and run.”