A Colossal Lie [Infinite]

Less than ten years after the infinite game entered the human world, human civilization had ceased to exist. Everyone had become food, playthings, and breeding grounds for monsters. Xi He was sent back to the moment the infinite game first appeared as humanity's last spark. He had only one task: Tell a colossal lie and convince everyone that he was the god of the infinite game. If everyone believed he was the god of the infinite game, Xi He could usurp the god's position and end humanity's catastrophe in the god's name. The exact method had been written into his genes: 1. Make the dungeon bosses submit to you. 2. Help the players survive, and preserve the souls of those who die. 3. Collect the players' fear to usurp the godhood of the game's master. So the elegant, gloomy lord of the castle kneels at the feet of the pontiff Xi He is playing. A bird-beaked doctor with crow feathers descends gracefully upon a plague-ridden land. Monsters from the endless deep crawl into a town and pay tribute to their king. The pharaohs of the pyramids salute him as one and obey his commands. When the crown of the infinite game's god is placed upon his head, countless players denounce him as a traitor to humanity. According to the plan he made from the start, Xi He will completely destroy everything in the infinite game, including... himself, as its god. Then he finally sees the man who has never let him complete the third task, with his fear level at maximum. The players struggling to survive in the infinite game never imagined that one day this dreadful, tragic game would end. Someone would tear through the darkness with his own flesh and blood, single-handedly raising the torch of light. That person is the very traitor they had cursed and slandered countless times, the sinister schemer who planned for every eventuality, the ruthless god of the game: Xi He. A beautiful, unhinged, venomous bottom X a defiant, untamable mad dog of a top Xi He X Qi Huan [Reading notes] 1. No bad ending. The main characters won't die, but the infinite game will be destroyed. 2. They love and fight each other, and the bottom wins more often. 3. The cover is a purchased template. My upcoming novel, I Have a City in the Primordial Wilderness [Development], is available to add to your reading list if you're interested. Blurb: [Help! Guys, I've transmigrated to prehistoric times. How do I survive?] On his third day in the wilderness, Bai Yuncheng finally made the post above on a forum using his golden finger, just before he starved to death. Unfortunately, as soon as he logged out of the forum in his mind and opened his eyes, he saw a mighty black wolf pouncing at him! Bai Yuncheng was so startled that his viewpoint dropped. With a plop, he fell to the ground. He raised his fluffy white paws and looked at his big, soft, bushy tail. His head was full of question marks. What on earth have I turned into? The black wolf walked up to him, transformed into a muscular, dark-skinned man with a six-pack, and lifted Bai Yuncheng up. “Are you an apprentice shaman?” Whether he is one or not doesn't matter. The important thing is, does this shaman apprentice get fed? To survive, Bai Yuncheng takes up the post of shaman for the Black Wolf tribe. He may not know how to develop a settlement, but he has a golden finger! Bai Yuncheng can log into a modern-day forum while he sleeps. All sorts of experts have uploaded guides to surviving in the wilderness there. But reading those technical posts costs forum points, and one way to earn points is to get tips from other people on his own posts. So Bai Yuncheng diligently starts a serialized journal about farming in the beastfolk tribe, posting adorable pictures of beastfolk and snapshots of fearsome beasts. He earns points through tips, then uses them to redeem all kinds of guides. With the guides in hand, Bai Yuncheng rallies the beastfolk: Charge! Let's work hard to build up our tribe! I want every beastfolk to have enough to eat and warm clothes, safe from natural disasters and disease. I want every child in the tribe to have an education and every elder to be cared for. I want the spark of civilization to light up the entire wilderness! A few years later, Bai Yuncheng becomes the greatest shaman on the beastfolk continent, and his tribe grows into the largest city in the wilderness. At the same time, he thrives on the forum, becoming its most popular fantasy-fiction writer with his journal about life in the primeval beastfolk world. After everything reaches its peak, Bai Yuncheng can't help posting again one day. [Help! I think my clan leader might be interested in me!] Top reply: [We all know you like him. Obviously, make the first move and get to it!] Second top reply: [What a scheming couple. Looking at your old posts, aren't you already an old married couple?] Third top reply: [Poster, take a moment to reflect. How many times have you fed us all this romantic nonsense? Why are you still hesitating?] After posting, the original poster disappears for several days. When he logs back in, he replies: [Thanks, everyone. We're together now.] Theme: Never give up fighting against the darkness