[Sandbox] [Creation] [The Fourth Calamity] [Behind-the-Scenes] [Ensemble Cast] [Raising All of Humanity]
Chen Ping'an is twenty-four years old and works repairing elevators for a property management company.
He has a mortgage to pay, his entire bonus has been docked, and he's so broke that he scavenges scrap from buildings slated for demolition.
He drags a discarded elevator control cabinet out of an abandoned basement, planning to strip it for copper wire and sell it.
In the middle of the night, the cabinet lights up on its own.
When the cabinet door opens, there are no circuit boards inside, but a land without light.
People the size of ants huddle around a dying fire, struggling to survive in the darkness.
He presses the light switch, and the world's first sun rises.
Billions of living beings prostrate themselves and worship him as the God of Creation.
The control cabinet has 108 levels, each one home to an independent civilization.
The first level has primitive tribes, the ninth a Bronze Age dynasty, the forty-ninth is dotted with sects, and on the seventy-second, everyone cultivates the sword.
He casually tosses in a screw, and after three hundred years of research, the civilization on the lowest level creates a "Heavenly Dao Divine Nail."
He throws down half a bar of soap, and cultivation sects fight over a tiny piece of foam until they smash through three mountains.
He yawns, and the whole world interprets it as a divine decree.
The stronger the civilizations become, the greater the rewards they send back: immortal wine, spirit medicine, divine weapons, all delivered straight to the real world.
Chen Ping'an originally just wanted to sell some spirit medicine to pay his mortgage.
Until one day, the white-robed sword immortal from the ninety-ninth level bursts through the cabinet door and points her sword at his nose:
"Are you the Heavenly Dao who created us, yet never answers us?"
Chen Ping'an looks at the screwdriver in his hand, then at her sword.
"I'm really just an elevator repairman."
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It's a rare creation to watch. It's new after all. It doesn't have the same old routines as before. It's just that there are too many worlds and the development is a bit slow.
Very good, but updates are a bit slow
Yes, author, come on