Delivery driver Dong Xiaoqiang is swept into the game Hundred Clans Contend for Supremacy, where he awakens two talents: [Disguise and Concealment] and [Infinite Storage]. Terrified of dying, he chooses to stay in the novice village as the “King of Laying Low,” seeing off wave after wave of newcomers. Ten thousand years later, humanity is wiped out by the hundred clans, but Dong Xiaoqiang keeps respawning endlessly because he is still under “newbie protection.” The prodigies of the hundred clans take turns besieging him, only to be killed by his use of the terrain and the skills he has amassed over ten thousand years. In the end, humanity “wins by doing nothing” and becomes one of the three surviving races. Dong Xiaoqiang returns to reality, hides his power of tens of millions, and keeps delivering food, reuniting with Lin Xiaowan, who has waited ten thousand years for him. As a “Level 10 delivery driver,” he protects his love and ordinary life until legend becomes eternity. From a novice village to the universe, one man's talent for laying low supports an entire race.
There is something wrong with the writing. I feel like the author is a newbie??? Still not out of society? You said it once when your talent was awakened, and then again later? Is it interesting that I'm afraid of death??? I really don't know what to say about your description of this. . Also, is the protagonist afraid of death? The description of the protagonist is also very problematic. I read that adding talents in the introduction means that the protagonist disguises himself as an NPC and stays in the Novice Village, and then because the protagonist is in the Novice Village, protection or something is triggered???
I couldn't stand it any longer, so I ran away.
Yes, worth recommending