Reincarnated as a Building (Infrastructure)

[My new novel, Guide to Running a Wasteland Inn for a Scoundrel, is now open. Welcome to read!] [The entire novel is complete. I am slowly revising it and fixing errors.] [Special chapter titles, as well as blurbs containing the words “Buy with Caution,” expand on the main story. Skipping them will not affect your reading of the complete novel, so purchase them as you wish, dears.] Blurb: Yu Jian was an ordinary university student who loved playing all kinds of farming and infrastructure-building games. Then, after performing a brave deed, he unfortunately died Then he transmigrated, becoming a prison. A prison that had just been developed, had not yet received any inmates, and stood in a desolate suburb. Yu Jian: ??? As far as the eye could see was a bloodstained apocalypse: zombies howled, mutated beasts roared, and prisoners did as they pleased. System: Dear, do you still love playing infrastructure-building games? Yu Jian: ...? * He had to build a shelter with walls of iron and steel, where no one would go hungry or be forced to wander homeless. He would let the spark of civilization illuminate the world, let abundant fruits adorn the earth, let people live in peace and work happily, and even make use of the wasteland's scarce electrical resources, so that entertainment could once again become part of everyday life. And all of this had to begin with dealing with the punks who had occupied the prison itself and relieved themselves all over the walls. Yu Jian: ...Damn! * The distant future. People loudly praised Prison No. 13, calling it the dawn of the apocalypse, the birthplace of civilization's rebirth. The prisoners received the punishment they deserved. Hunters carried smart wristbands distributed by the lord of the prison, which allowed them to receive missions and earn contribution points. Children safely attended school using teleportation abilities. The elderly received secret methods for strengthening their bodies. It was a place where light spread. Yu Jian: Thanks for asking. At the time, I was only trying to complete the System's missions, that's all. Reading tips: 1. A million-word epic, possibly reaching two million. 2. My own style of infrastructure building, with a slow-burn pace. The following is the blurb for a forthcoming novel. Please add it to your collection. The World-Creation Editor [The Fourth Calamity] Blurb: Question: What does it feel like to create a world from nothing? Answer: Thanks for asking. I found a batch of free labor. The races were chosen by their votes; the legends were invented by their imaginations; even the cities were built by them. Afterward, they praised the “game” for its excellent playability and realistic NPC interactions, calling it practically the ultimate virtual-reality game. It felt unbelievably good. * Not long after graduating from university, special-effects artist Ji Wushi inexplicably inherited a newly born world and became its only god. At that time, land and sea had not yet been divided. Space was barren, and only plankton drifted through the world. Like a blank sheet of paper, it awaited his colors. Thus, towering mountains rose from the earth, great rivers came rushing in, and swords and roses, poetry and magic, and every law were created by him. *The Post-Creation Book recorded that, in the early days of the establishment of civilization among the myriad races, intelligent beings once suffered an irresistible disaster. Mutated natural life and rampaging magical beasts nearly destroyed the world. At that moment, the God of Creation sent divine chosen ones down to the mortal world. They were immortal, fearless, and unstoppable. They led the races they represented toward peaks of greatness and glory, ushering in an age of unprecedented prosperity The players, summoned without knowing the truth: Hehe, Genesis is so much fun! I can play for a billion years! Please release more paid items, official! Strongly recommend removing the purchase limit on revival potions! Listen to the players' demands!!! Reading notes: 1. My own take on The Fourth Calamity, with no identity-reveal plot. 2. A silly comedy. Theme: Combat crime and forge a beautiful world.