Lin Di was reborn in a small fishing village on another world’s continent. He fished for three days, then lazed around for two, and whenever he had nothing better to do, he told the village kids the story of Nezha Conquers the Dragon King. It was pretty fun.
Who could have guessed that his older brother would get bitten by a vampire and go around acting crazy, trying to hit people all day? Or that a filthy skeleton would come from the neighboring kingdom’s desert and insist on being his friend? Even more terrifying, the skeleton laid an egg, and a dragon hatched out of it!
Just when he thought nothing more absurd could happen, he discovered that this world had grown out of a little game he made in college, and that he himself had become a bug in the world who could never die, no matter what he did.
The baby dragon insisted that it was a thousand-year-old dragon and threw a tantrum about wanting to go home. Lin Di had no choice but to set out for the Eastern Continent with a bunch of monster friends.
But when he wanted to take a boat, he ran into pirates. When he wanted to travel by carriage, he had no money. And when he tried to go on foot, he ran into a war. By the time he finally reached the Eastern Continent, an elf showed up and told him to defeat the Demon King. When Lin Di refused, the dwarves tried to capture him for terrifying experiments.
Lin Di was at his wits' end. He could only keep rewinding and starting over, until he finally broke the world.
Lin Di: ...
Anyway, later, legends of him and his monster friends spread all over the continent. People even said the tales could keep children from crying at night.
PS: The protagonist takes things as they come. He has a simple personality and doesn't like getting involved in complicated matters, but whenever he sees the world he created, he can't help wanting to lend a hand.
PPS: I'm a new author with terrible writing, so please go easy on me. Chapters sometimes shift between different characters' perspectives, so the writing style may vary. The story also takes its time getting going, so please don't read if that's not your thing.
PPPS: This story is purely written for the author's personal enjoyment. It's set in a fictional world, borrows some ideas from the internet, and contains a lot of original worldbuilding.
Theme: Live optimistically, and friendship comes first.
