[Urban Superpowers + World-Building + Mind Games and Ensemble Cast + Passionate Growth]
Twenty-three years after the Heavenly Gate appeared, alien beasts invaded and superpowers awakened.
Lu Chen, however, awakened only a one-cubic-meter storage space.
It couldn't hold living things and had no offensive power.
Rating: F.
Until a rift erupted and he took an enemy's attack, then returned it unchanged from behind.
Only then did everyone realize that it wasn't a storage space at all
but a world in the process of being born.
As the authorities, corporate magnates, underground cities, and alien civilizations all set their sights on him, Lu Chen only wanted to protect his mother's breakfast shop, the neighbors in the old city, and the few troublemakers around him who never listened.
Later, when countless worlds descended and humanity was told to trade sacrifices for survival,
Lu Chen opened the door to the world inside him and smiled.
"Go sacrifice yourselves."
"Not one person in my world gets left behind."
The concept is good, but it feels like it was written by AI, and the language is too rigid and mechanical.
As soon as I read the introduction, I knew that this book was useless. (The world never loved me, so your destruction has nothing to do with me.) This is the feeling