You Took Away the Exit Button, and Only Then Told Me This Was Primordial Chaos

The world's first headset-based deep-immersion game, The Age of Primordial Chaos, is released.

Ye Hao, an overworked wage slave, scrimps and saves for two months to buy a game headset. Who could have guessed that once he enters the game, the exit button is gone!

If it's gone, it's gone!

Luckily, the launch rewards are insanely generous. Nine-Turn Golden Pills and Pangu's blood essence are handed out like they cost nothing.

Before he even leaves the beginner village, Ye Hao has already become a Great Golden Immortal.

What else is there to do in Primordial Chaos? Obviously, take on quests.

But the items in the in-game shop are absurdly overpowered. You can get a Golden Cudgel just by completing one quest. Can you believe it?

The Heaven-Opening Axe only takes a few quests to get your hands on, too.

Even Han Tianzun's little green bottle is available if you work hard at your quests.

To get his hands on the little green bottle as soon as possible, Ye Hao takes on as many quests as he can. Sages, you're all my quest targets!