Four college students are playing Minecraft when they transmigrate to Terra because their roommate has Arknights running in the background. Even their appearances change because of the games.
Now coming your way:
The eldest, who landed in Kazdel,
a PvP god and a born powerhouse. The loneliness that comes with it makes you lose your cool:
"Ribbit! I don't want to transmigrate!"
"Give me back my... thing!"
The second brother, who landed in the great deserts of Sargon,
the root of all evil, a bloodthirsty audience member and chosen of Khorne, the one who knows how to have the most fun:
"Heh, bigger is better, and better means bigger."
"I just want to fight and have a good time."
And the third and fourth brothers, who landed in the Ursus Snowfield,
gods of redstone, the only casual players. Their perfect team-up is sure to bring you a surprise:
"Redstone tech is the best in the world. Create is pretty good too, of course."
"Am I going to transmigrate too?"
The first thing to do after traveling to the Ark: jump twice and fly to the Sami Icefield, start the live broadcast on Terra, and accidentally summon the Withering Storm. Wait until it eats the demon and then use the World Domination Blade to demonstrate the operation [licking the screen] to scare Terra's little animals into tears.
It's generally good, but why do some places smell like AI?
It looks good, it's my favorite type, and the writing is also good. It's really cool. As a group portrait, the four protagonists have independent and impressive personalities! I look forward to the machine guy using mechanical power aeronautics or other modules to build a big mecha or fighter plane!!! The Emperor Titan is good
Everyone has their own personality, and Lao San's servitor has something to say.
So cool! The soul is trembling