(The author doesn't know how to write an introduction, so the introduction is useless)
Serious introduction version:
The war rages crazily and endlessly. Blood splattered and corpses were scattered. People sink into the abyss of sorrow and despair, and monsters breed in this desperate situation.
Their power is terrifying and they can destroy everything, turning the world into purgatory.
Legend has it that the gods took pity on the world and gave some determined people the power to fight against monsters. However, when a greedy person loses his original intention in the quagmire of desire, this original gift turns into a vicious curse, entangling those with special abilities for generations.
God is merciful and still leaves a glimmer of hope for this suffering world - a jade tablet. It can fulfill any wish, provided that you are the destined one.
In the end of the world, who is the destined one, you or me?
Unfair introduction version [Third person text]:
My name is Su Yu, and fish is a fish that swims in the water. One day, on my way to find the jade tablet, I was entangled by something unknown.
It told me that the world I was in was a prequel to a comic book, and that in a few days, the protagonists of the sequel would travel through and start new adventures.
Me: "...(⊙.☉)?"
It said that the protagonist of the sequel is the person destined for the jade tablet. If I also want to get the jade tablet, I have to work hard to get acquainted with them, infiltrate their inner circle, and then seize the jade tablet after they find it.
Me: "...⊙_⊙"
In order to get the jade tablet, after they came through, I "suffered hardships" and successfully penetrated into their ranks and became brothers with them.
But who knew that not only the protagonist of the sequel would come, but also the three-dimensional barrage forum. By some strange combination of circumstances, I became the most popular person and became the protagonist of the comic prequel.
Me: "……(⊙_◎)
Friends, can the dimensional wall be broken? Distance creates beauty!
Intention: To grow against the wind
