I Told Players the Primordial World Was a Game, and They Swarmed It Like Locusts

[The Fourth Calamity + Player-Driven Primordial Human Race]

Earth's demonic cultivator Lai Xiaobin is wildly ambitious, bent on refining the souls of Earth's billions of people to forge the supreme treasure known as the Human Emperor Banner. He dreams of devouring humanity's fortune to rise to the heavens in a single leap, attain the Dao, and become an immortal.

But the Demon Emperor's venture is cut short before it can even get off the ground. Ambushed by Earth's Heavenly Dao, he escapes through a rift between worlds, only to drift through an accidental transmigration and arrive in the primordial world of the Great Wilderness.

By a twist of fate, he is taken in by Nuwa, who has yet to attain the Primordial Saint position and whose Dao Heart still has a flaw. A wicked idea immediately takes root in him, and he hatches a two-faced scheme spanning both worlds.

Facing Nuwa, he uses his silver tongue to fabricate grand lies about the Dao, claiming that if the two of them raise a child together, it will fill the flaw in her Dao Heart and ensure she securely takes her place as a Heavenly Dao Saint.

Meanwhile, he uses the power of Nuwa's Creation Origin to open a passage to another world. He loudly proclaims to Earth's billions that he has launched a fully immersive cultivation game that's one hundred percent realistic, claiming that anyone who enters the Great Wilderness for its beta test will truly experience cultivation, attain the Dao, extend their lifespan, and rewrite their fate with a second life.