A Gamer Can Save and Reload in the World of Honghuang

After transmigrating into the perilous Primordial World, I faced choices that could mean life or death at any moment. As a young dragon at the Profound Immortal realm, how hard would it be to survive the Dragon-Phoenix Calamity, make it to the age of the Witch-Demon War, and live to see the Investiture of the Gods and the Journey to the West? It was almost certain death. One wrong step meant dying!

Fortunately, the protagonist gained the ability to save at any point in time, with 999 save slots, the power to reload at will, and the ability to automatically reload after death. It was just like playing a game, so there was nothing to fear! What were the founders of the three clans, such as Ancestral Dragon and Ancestral Phoenix, the Demon Emperors Jun and Taiyi, the Twelve Ancestral Witches, the Three Pure Ones and the other six Heavenly Dao sages, or even Dao Ancestor Hongjun to a gamer like me? They were just bosses, just characters trapped in the game’s storyline. If I wanted to beat the game called the Primordial World, I could lose millions of times and fail across countless save files. But as long as I won once, those NPCs would be nothing but opponents for me to defeat. Even if the difficulty was set to Nightmare, a gamer could still conquer the game.

The sages weren’t invincible. Pangu wasn’t invincible. The Great Dao wasn’t invincible either. As a player in the Primordial World game, I was the truly invincible one. The Heavenly Dao sages, Pangu, and the Great Dao were just character and world-building settings in a game. Could they really break the fourth wall and come after me in the real world?