[Game Invasion] [Unit Evolution] [Farming and Management] [Lord-Building] [Character Growth] [Lighthearted Daily Life]
Jiang Chen accidentally enters a deadly game. Die in the game, and you die in real life.
But from the start, he awakens the unique hidden talent [Unit Evolution].
[Unit Evolution] can raise the rank of any unit, and its power grows with each level. Even the weakest skeleton monster can be transformed from rotten wood into something miraculous, rising to claim the throne of the Undead Emperor.
The weakest unit from the start is a little zombie? Then I've got nothing to worry about.
A little zombie? No, it's the future Undying Corpse King.
A slime? No, it's the future True Immortal of Slimes.
A kobold? No, it's the future Sandstorm Dragon.
A vampire? No, it's the future Demon King.
Though every unit he draws is a weakest-tier, one-star unit, Jiang Chen can already see their glorious futures.
Build a territory, create an oasis, train units, and farm and develop the land. Step by step, turn the endless sea of sand into fertile plains, and turn every otherworldly ghost and monster into raw materials.
While other players pour all their resources into training a single high-tier unit, Jiang Chen's territory already commands a legendary army of Undying Corpse Kings, Bone Kings, True Immortals of Slimes, Sandstorm Dragons, and Demon Lords.
While other players frantically spend money to build a single advanced fortification, Jiang Chen's territory has already built a wall stretching ten thousand miles, along with top-tier arcane mage towers and steel fortresses.
When the game invades reality and the ultimate calamity descends, countless monsters from other worlds slaughter humanity, and the flame of civilization teeters on the brink of extinction.
An oasis refuge stretching ten thousand miles across the continent rises from the ruins as if from nowhere.
This is Jiang Chen's perfect territory.
And humanity's last hope!
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The protagonist is not intelligent
The so-called infinite evolution is bullshit. They already have level-capped levels after only the first 10 or so. And now they've added a limited-time dungeon and some other random challenge. It's just the same old thing in a different guise.
Very average, little cheating, and still quite suppressed.