You Call Me Pixelated? I'll Load 100 Days of Disaster Instead

In a parallel world, VR immersion technology has reached 100%, yet the gaming scene is full of mind-numbingly boring titles like Water-Drinking Simulator and Sleep Experience Demo.

Senior college student Lu Ziye binds to a System and refuses to settle for boredom. He launches the first-ever pixel-art sandbox game, Block Age (MC: Minecraft).

As soon as the game goes live, the whole internet mocks it: "A screen full of pixels? I wouldn't play it even if it were free!" "No physics engine? How can garbage like this even be called a game?"

Lu Ziye only laughs coldly and says nothing, quietly switching on Hardcore Survival Mode.

When the first batch of stubborn streamers enter the game:

"Holy crap! Want to get rich? Start by punching trees? You can chop down wood with your bare hands?"

"Help! It's dark, and outside there are green creepers bouncing around everywhere. They even explode!"

As the game takes the internet by storm, Lu Ziye rolls out updates at a furious pace: One Hundred Days After the Apocalypse, Twilight Forest, Parasites, Redstone Technology...

From the Stone Age to redstone automation, and then to sword mods flying all over the map, players around the world go completely wild!

Top conglomerates wave checks to buy the code, a senior Penguin executive quits to work as a security guard in the game, and the world's leading esports teams gather to compete for the "Bed Wars" championship!

With pixel blocks, Lu Ziye single-handedly crushes the global gaming scene through an overwhelming technological advantage and is crowned the one and only God of Gaming!