After transmigrating into the wasteland of Spirit Cage, Lu Ze awakens a dual-world travel System and becomes a trader between two worlds.
While the Upper Citizens on the Lighthouse scheme against one another over a single insect cake, and the Dust People struggle to survive at the bottom...
Lu Ze has already set up a barbecue on the ground, washed his hands with purified water, and traded self-heating hot pot for tons of gold and cutting-edge technology!
The three laws of survival? To hell with those laws!
Ran Bing is about to be forced into Dawn Hall? A military helicopter takes off and snatches her away right in front of the entire Lighthouse, bringing her back to the ground as his housekeeper!
Boss Bai is suffering from genetic decline? Modern miracle medicine is on the way, restoring her to her peak. He even brings her along to be his official girlfriend!
Charles sends the Light and Shadow Society to seize supplies? Lu Ze whips out a Barrett rifle and sends C4-laden drones to wipe the place clean!
A swarm of Fang Beasts surrounds the camp? A fleet of Type 99A main battle tanks charges in, while a tactical nuke teaches them a lesson!
When Morgan, the lofty city lord, sees the “Miracle City” rising from the ground, Lu Ze sneers:
“My lord, times have changed! This Lighthouse flies only when I say it can, and when I tell it to fall, it hits the dirt!”
The AI element wasn't very noticeable in the first few chapters, but it became quite obvious in later parts. It's also clear the author hasn't read much of Ling Cage; the plot could be finished in a day, and they didn't even bother with preparation, showing a complete lack of familiarity with some of the settings and character designs. Or maybe I'm overthinking it.
When did Dragon Bone Village become so backward? Does it really need to eat insect cakes anymore?
I haven't watched Ling Cage at all. After three minutes, I decisively gave up.
Bro, haven't you seen Ling Cage?