Fang Jue woke up one morning and discovered that he had transmigrated.
The bad news: He'd ended up on a beastman continent, where the beastmen were nearly twice his size, and he'd been mistaken for a sub-beastman. He was about to be dragged off to have babies.
The good news: He'd gained the transmigration essential, a golden finger that let him summon players!
Want to return to your own world? Sure! Become a god first.
Fang Jue: I @#&*#!
Since he needed other people's help and his ticket home was in the hands of his golden finger, he had no choice but to become a game developer and begin his grand career of talking his way through everything.
Too bad!
What are players? They're creatures known as the Fourth Calamity!
Think you're a game developer?
No, you're really just the neighborhood committee's overworked dad. (Not really.)
Fang Jue: I thought summoning players meant I could lie flat and wait to become a god. Turns out I'm just the players' babysitter and the newbie village chief!
Player 1: "What kind of crappy game is this? There's nothing to eat. Are you trying to starve us to death?"
Player 2: "What was the designer thinking? Who makes you wear floral pants in a beastman world?"
Player 3: "I never thought I'd see the day... when I'd grind myself to death over a few plastic bottle caps. It's heartbreaking to hear about and even worse to see!"
Fang Jue: "Is making a game easy? You all never stop whining! I'm done!"
Players: "No! Come back! This is the most wonderful game in the world! Please come back! Come back! (Reaching out dramatically!)"
Fang Jue: I'm lying flat. Don't @ me.
A bickering story about a player and a game developer who can't stand each other, yet bring out the best in each other.
[Key elements: My take on the Fourth Calamity, beastmen, cultivation. Giving the natives of the cultivation world a little taste of the players' shock and awe. (Not really.) A mindless, rambling entertainment story with a hodgepodge worldbuilding style. The author is terrible at titles and blurbs, so give it a click and see if it's to your taste.]
Original title: My Years as the Newbie Village Chief
Upcoming no-couple book: The Plane-Hopping Part-Time Job App
Ning Yubai suddenly bound himself to a part-time job app at the lowest point in his life.
A glance at the homepage's job listings:
"Personal Shopper and Errand Runner," "Shopkeeper," "Substitute Teacher," and so on.
Ning Yubai: Pretty normal?
He scrolled down:
"Threading a Needle," "Hauling Bricks and Pushing Carts," "Murder and Arson," and so on.
Ning Yubai slowly typed a question mark.
Driven by curiosity, he kept scrolling:
"Stand-In for an Infinite-Flow NPC," "Substitute System," "Zombie Makeup Artist," "Temporary Fire Tender for an Alchemy Furnace," and so on and so forth.
Looking at the bizarre part-time jobs, Ning Yubai decided he had to try them out himself.
And as he tried them...
The strange rewards he received opened one door to a new world after another.
There are more upcoming books on my author page. Feel free to add them to your reading list~
Theme: Face difficulties head-on. Don't give up or abandon hope, and everything will become easier.
It feels a bit cool, but not cool enough, so I'll get a little bit of it. I'll get a lot from the players in the early stage, but not too much later. The overall proportion of cultivating immortals is not too high. I'd rather see the part about cultivating immortals introduced in modern times, but there's really less of it.
Come on~ come on~ come on~
The more you write, the more rubbish you write.
Madam, please update (???? )
The Xiaoyao Sect really loves each other
It feels like the shop is so big.
The author's writing style is okay, and there are no flaws in the logic of the story. I don't know why there are so few comments.
Hey, I've been stocking up for a long time and it feels like I'm reading so quickly.
Isn't this my college entrance examination choice?
Press your claws, come on!