Qian's life begins with a death.
When he was four years old, he was put on the last immigration ship by his biological mother. The boat with tens of thousands of people escaping for their lives landed and opened the door, and he was the only one left.
Eighteen years old, coming to the alien planet, died three minutes into the game. I didn't even have time to receive the novice gift package.
Open your eyes again and live. The person who caught him was a big lightbulb who claimed to be a goddess. She saved his life for free. Before leaving, he left a commission: help me take care of a little pet.
As for what the "little pet" was, she didn't say, and the person had long since disappeared.
From that day on, a dragon god lived in his mind, speaking "I" every day and thinking about taking back the right to use this body. Qian: OK, let's pay the rent for fourteen years first. Dragon God: I'll think about it.
Magical talent, no. Household registration, no. Money, no. There are a lot of wanted, hunted, and war games, all free.
Qian's wishes are simple: to raise the cub, find the AI mother on the ship, and stay alive. It took him many years to figure out one thing - all the troubles in the world, if you follow the thread to the end, are connected to the same person.
It was the goddess who rescued him from the dead.
Qian: Where is the life-saving grace you promised? Goddess: Isn't this saving me? Save slowly.
