Surviving as a Chess Piece: Mine Can Evolve Without Limits

[Part Beast Evolution] Liang Xingzhi is dragged into a hyperdimensional game of survival as a chess piece. Here, each player draws a chess piece at the start and enters an unknown world as that piece, fighting to survive. In the first game, he draws an E-rank chess piece from the start: a Troodon. He thinks that even if he can’t slaughter his way to victory, he should at least be able to survive in peace. Instead, he nearly starves to death. Just when he’s out of options, he realizes he’s different from the other players. Fake players level up slowly, have few attribute points, and face a level cap. Real players level up at lightning speed, have plenty of attribute points, and have no level cap. With this unique advantage, Liang Xian cuts a path through the survival game. His first chess piece. His second chess piece. Years later, every one of Liang Xingzhi’s chess pieces has evolved into a being beyond the game itself. That day, he looks at the pieces in his hand, his eyes smiling as he gazes into the depths of the universe. Facing the unseen hand controlling it all, he grins and says, “Now you’re the ones fighting to survive.”