Also known as: I Take Gaia, My Useless Teammate, to Fight Mushrooms. [Leveling] [Nearly Invincible]
A flourishing civilization collapses overnight, and a fungal virus sweeps across the land. The infected split into two extremes. Those whose will crumbles become bloodthirsty fungal beasts. Those with resilient minds break free of mutation's shackles and embark on the path of evolution.
Sensing an impending catastrophe, Gaia, the will of the planet, awakens after slumbering for billions of years.
The will of the planet cannot directly intervene in battles in the real world. (In truth, she's just hopelessly weak and can't win without help.)
Su Ye awakens, fights, breaks through, and ultimately reaches the Divine Origin Realm.
After carving his way through mountains of corpses and seas of blood, he thought he was in an apocalypse comeback story. Instead, it turns out he's been saddled with the blame in a desperate last stand.
So he decides to lie flat.
Take it easy, go with the flow, and live if he can. If he dies, so be it.
But the consciousness of Blue Star cries pitifully in his mind every day, lamenting the planet's ruin, the suffering of its inhabitants, and its own powerlessness.
Su Ye's heart softens, and in the end, he can't resist.
At last, one man and one planet settle on the most outrageous switcheroo strategy imaginable.
Gaia and the human survivors' forces will hold off the giant mushroom Icarus head-on, drawing the full fire and attention of the Monarchs and Overlords.
Meanwhile, Su Ye will sneak around the back and attack the giant mushroom's body, uproot the calamity mushroom, and kick it into the sun. If they succeed, Blue Star and humanity will be reborn. If they fail, everyone gets cremated.
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