After Wu Ci died, he transmigrated and became the consciousness of a dilapidated city in a city-building game.
In this strange world, short on resources and rife with chaos, he was betrayed. His city had no residents, was abandoned and run-down, and had been forgotten.
The only thing the gloomy, pessimistic little city, with hair hanging over his eyes and a mushroom growing on his head, regretted was that cities weren’t allowed to destroy themselves.
Still, at least he had always been alone. Even if he was betrayed and disliked, he could wait patiently for his eventual end.
Until one day, someone knocked on the barrier at the city’s edge. A group of bedraggled wanderers arrived and set up camp at the border.
After a while, they still hadn’t left. They even brought in all sorts of resources and plants, trying to win him over.
Wu Ci didn’t understand. He couldn’t comprehend what this powerful wandering race was thinking. He didn’t want their false devotion and affection anymore, so he tried to drive them away. Then they discovered that he was the city’s consciousness.
Please obey the rules for entering the city.
1. Don’t try to ingratiate yourself with the city.
2. The city doesn’t need resources, care, or affection.
…
N. The mushroom on the city’s head is not for making mushroom soup, you villains!!
*
Jing Lan had led his people in a wandering life through this chaotic, mad world. Everyone worshipped the so-called City of God, while his race, with their high attack power and low faith, was driven out and shunned.
They had been cheated and burned before, so they gathered resources carefully and stayed on guard against anyone who might take them. Then they wandered into a desolate region and discovered a city brimming with spiritual energy.
They cautiously explored the outskirts and discovered the city’s consciousness, who always hid in a corner with his face obscured. Even people who weren’t city residents could find shelter there.
Unable to enter the city center, they grew so envious of the races sheltered by the little city that they nearly ground their teeth to dust
Then they were overjoyed to discover it was an empty city.
Rules for caring for the little city.
1. Memorize the rules for entering the city word for word. Don’t skimp on praise when you see the little city lord. Uphold the principle that the little city lord comes first.
2. Don’t get jealous and start making a fuss, and don’t fight.
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N. The little city lord is incredibly powerful, but also softhearted. Don’t cause him trouble. To that end, make yourselves stronger, then crush anyone who offends him.
Wu Ci, who happened to see their care manual: It’s rude to keep knocking on a city that doesn’t want to open up. [Hides in a corner]
Jing Lan: Let me in, let me in, let me in! I’ll figure out whether it’s rude once I’m inside. [Beaming]
Wu Ci: …You’re not right in the head.
The other fanatical city devotees: This is a miracle! Praise the little city lord!
Wu Ci: …None of you are right in the head!
So much for high attack power and low faith!
*
Later, this meticulously designed city ran at full speed under Wu Ci’s direction. Those who had built up the City of God and dismissed this place as useless finally realized
He was the one and only Kingdom of God on Earth.
Before reading: ① Entirely fictional. The protagonist enters a game world with a game System. It leans toward survival, city-building, and upgrading, with farming elements. If you want a fast-paced plot, this may not be for you. Many original settings. Cute, passionate, light-novel-style Western fantasy game vibes, with a high-tech backdrop. [Please read the plot note in Chapter One before starting.]
② Gloomy, adorable, cold-faced little city lord shou: polite but sharp-tongued x powerful, overbearing, doesn’t-care-about-anyone top-tier city devotee dragon gong (←he eats the mushrooms off Ci Ci’s head, so what kind of good person could he be?). The gong and the shou after reincarnation both have fixed youthful appearances. They are nonhuman.
③ No unsolicited writing advice. The characters and races are imperfect. (Some races are born in cities, meaning they inherit the relevant racial traditions, but their flesh-and-blood bodies are formed from the city’s power. Before the city existed, there was no such community of that race. Other races are born on the world map and have their own histories before joining a city. Once they enter a city, putting the city lord first is standard practice.) Written for my own tastes. If the free chapters aren’t for you, please leave early. Don’t provoke or pick fights, don’t bring up other works, and don’t announce that you’re dropping the story. If you see inappropriate comments, please don’t let them ruin your mood. It’s normal for readers to have different opinions, so let’s avoid arguments and discuss things peacefully. Please use the report function when needed. Thank you so much! Hope you all enjoy the story!
Coming soon: ① My Childhood Friend Is a Dragon Who Will Destroy the World
Synopsis: After being reincarnated, Mill woke up in the underground labyrinth of a modern fantasy game world.
The good news: He had become the most powerful magical creature in the world, a dragon.
The bad news: He was a frail newborn.
Luckily, he wasn’t alone in the underground labyrinth. Mill looked at the little black dragon that had dragged him out of his eggshell, then at the name above its head: [An Sais].
Mill: …
He wasn’t sure how to process this.
Wasn’t that the name of the twisted demon dragon who would destroy the world in the game?!
Fortunately, Mill had a game System to help him level up and save. After teaming up with An Sais, Mill was constantly on edge, convinced the whole world was out to get them.
But as they fought monsters and leveled up, they both grew to adulthood and were about to become the undisputed rulers of the underground labyrinth, yet his childhood friend showed no sign of turning evil.
Not only that.
Mill, nervously moving in to finish off the enemy, pushed away the blood-smeared head nuzzling him. “An Sais! You’ve gotten blood all over me again!”
The black-haired dragon boy wouldn’t give up, nuzzling him again. “Mimi, kiss me.”
Mill sighed and wiped An Sais’s face. “What do you think about all day? Don’t tell me you want kisses, cuddles, and bites.”
An Sais rested his head in Mill’s hand. The tall, ferocious dragon of the apocalypse looked inexplicably docile. “I’m thinking that I should listen to Mimi.”
Mill: …(#0-0#)
[Silver dragon shou x black dragon gong. Childhood-friend dragons fight monsters and survive while leveling up; there may be some city-building, and the couple is sweet and clingy.]
Coming soon: ② Should an Annoying Character Be in the Gacha Pool?
Synopsis: An Li, the young master of the An family from the upscale district, came from an exceptional family, had a talent for magic, and was always willful and arrogant at school, looking down on students from the lower districts.
After transmigrating, he discovered that he was an annoying character in a game spin-off comic.
In the game, the player is the principal, training the school’s characters to compete in the Continent of Solfe competitions, win honors, and gain the right to a greater share of resources. Players also learn about the characters’ stories through text and videos, and draw characters from the gacha pool to build their teams.
The game’s strongest carry was his adopted brother, Hua Jin. The most discussed character was his second brother, An Linchuan. The most popular character in the polls was his biological brother, An Yan. His family was the most mysterious and popular of all.
Only he was disliked by everyone: rebellious, always arguing with his brothers in the story, and eventually estranged from his family.
After two years of struggling in a parallel world full of malice toward him, An Li finally managed to return home.
He missed his parents and brothers… but a voice in his head kept telling him he was an annoying character.
…Maybe it was true.
An Li didn’t dare reach out again.
*
The An family, with its powerful magical heritage, had a troublesome youngest son. He was arrogant, ostentatious, and never knew when to hold back. The older generations all said he was bound to cause trouble sooner or later.
But everyone had to learn to take responsibility for their own choices. As An Li grew up and the arguments continued, his family gradually stopped coddling him.
Then an accident at the academy left An Li missing.
He didn’t return home until two years later, battered and bruised, after a twisted dimension collapsed.
He had become quiet, withdrawn, and sensitive.
The An family had nearly gone mad searching for him. Afraid of upsetting him, they tried to keep things calm and maintain the status quo, until An Li’s character card entered the game’s gacha pool and the truth gradually came to light.
The An family and the game forum erupted.
#Child who made it home, may you see a true dawn. #
Theme: Never give up, no matter what. Treat things with sincerity, and good things will come.
