Xius: "...I just want to know when the author changed the outline. I was promised a power-up wish-fulfillment story, so why did my best friend betray me? And why did I suddenly get a brother who's a God Mage and loves making my life miserable? QAQ"
Victor: "...Heh, you think I'm not upset? I transmigrated here, and after all that effort, I finally got rid of the original protagonist. I could've become CEO, married a rich beauty, and reached the peak of life... Damn it, can somebody tell me where this cheat character came from? All the years of hard work I've put in have gone down the drain overnight!"
Wei Chengying: "...The Heavenly Dao has it in for you, so it sent me here to be your cheat. How is that my fault? I'm not happy about suddenly having a younger brother either! If I had a choice, why would I come to this beginner zone to babysit a bunch of brats? My main account is almost max level! And now I've been exiled to this place to play house with a bunch of kids who aren't even level one... My little brother!"
Heavenly Dao: "Level-zero map. The S-rank dungeon [Ruins of the Ci Clan] is now open. All players, prepare yourselves. Game... start!"
In short, it's the story of a max-level big brother who dotes on his younger brother without limits, and gets kicked by the Heavenly Dao into another world to act as someone else's cheat.
P.S. This story has its own complete worldbuilding, but since it's only a short story, it may not come across clearly, or there may be some so-called "plot holes." If that's not your thing, please don't read.
P.P.S. The main story, [Crossover: Dream Within a Dream], is now available. If you're interested, please check it out. Since I'm trying to make it as detailed as possible, though, the main story will move slowly. Comments and discussion are welcome, thank you!
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So, have you dug a lot of holes and not filled them? Why can't I understand the many hidden contents in QAQ?
What was his dark history back then?
The whole chapter is full of the protagonist's resentment. It's really intoxicating. Half of each chapter is his inner activities, and after thinking about it, he keeps talking about how powerful his bloodline is, and how blind those people are in cultivation. I just forget it, forget about one chapter, write this in every chapter, and use different tricks to say that it's okay to have a strong bloodline. But isn't it a bit too much to belittle cultivation? Cultivation is also about cultivating immortals. Are our myths and legends devalued in the eyes of the author?
Everything else is fine, except for the part where I saw that the water system is dark. I am a bit incapable of accepting it. It is a fact that water is good for all things, and water is originally very clear. If it is not polluted, why is it said that the water system is dark?
It seems to be quite fun, come on