This novel is also known as Gods and Buddhas Won't Save You
Yan Xiang was just taking a short nap in his study when he suddenly found himself in a modern world. He took it calmly, so calmly that he quietly ended his own life.
Later, circumstances forced him to stay. He accepted all the negative consequences that came with this identity and, in the form of a black cat, began a series of rescue missions.
At first, he was so unused to his black cat body that he could barely stand. Eventually, he learned to dodge human pursuit with all kinds of nimble, agile moves.
Sometimes, while treating his wounds alone, he wondered if this was retribution for all the killing he had done in his past life.
Our Yan Xiang is the gong~
A product of letting my imagination run wild~
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Qi Nian was born with severe heart disease, yet he ended up becoming an actor who had to fly all over the place every day.
He had a secret: ever since he was little, he had dreamed of going to other worlds and taking someone else’s place for a day.
Over the years, he had become a child in a slum, beaten and left in the mud while fighting over food; a slave on the verge of death in an arena; a wicked heir to a duke’s estate; and even the all-powerful ruler of an empire.
At first, he thought they were just dreams. But everything in them, even the pain, felt far too real. Then something happened that made him realize they were not dreams, but real worlds.
By the time he discovered the truth, however, he had already become a notorious evil god in one of those worlds.
Wanted posters bearing his face were everywhere.
To protect himself, he began studying acting, hoping no one would notice anything amiss during the day he spent in someone else’s body.
But it seemed rather difficult, because he always ended up as people whose behavior was impossible for him to accept.
Like a scumbag who plagiarized someone else’s work and then framed them for it.
A pervert who imprisoned several boys and girls.
A murderer who loved collecting young women’s feet.
A judge who took bribes and was about to let a criminal go free.
A general about to order a massacre in the slums.
Whenever he opened his eyes and discovered he had become one of these people for the day, he couldn’t help but feel a little overwhelmed. Then he would do things that went against the original owner’s personality.
Like handing the evidence to the person who had been framed.
Freeing the imprisoned boys and girls, then giving them all the pervert’s belongings.
Taking the murderer to the victim’s family.
Having the bribed judge rule fairly in a case, then sending himself to prison.
All of this made his situation increasingly dangerous, so he had no choice but to work hard at honing his acting skills.
Then one day, the boys and girls he had freed, the young man he had given a fair verdict, the researcher who had received evidence that cleared him of plagiarism, and the boy who had finally avenged his family all came to his world through some kind of power, intent on finding him. Qi Nian completely panicked.
Upcoming novel: The Little One’s Survival Guide
Thousands of years from now, humanity will travel freely through the universe. In a sense, though, they will no longer count as human. To survive in a universe full of dangers, people once stripped away the unnecessary parts of their genes and needless emotions, such as fear and affection.
Now, having conquered the universe and brought their technology close to the realm of divinity, they can only live on in numb, vacant apathy, with nothing to look forward to.
Then a research institute spent centuries painstakingly developing something capable of breaking through the barriers between worlds and planes. They smuggled into those worlds the great contributors who had once done so much for humanity, but who had since lost all interest in life and wanted only to die. They hoped that the emotions that had once belonged to humanity might awaken in them the desire to survive.
Every one of these people, sent to different worlds, had once met a three-year-old child named Jiaojiao.
No one could have guessed that this little kid, carrying a milk bottle that seemed like it would never run dry and capable of lethal cuteness, would become their salvation.
A little scene: Three-year-old Jiaojiao has a mission: find his dad.
When someone asks what his dad looks like, he smiles with his round eyes and painstakingly makes a gesture with his chubby little hands. “Tall and strong.”
“...” The person asking gives him a look of exasperation, then instinctively retorts, “Am I tall enough and strong enough?”
“?” Jiaojiao tilts his head and looks the person up and down. His eyes light up, and he throws his arms around their leg, calling out in a soft, sweet voice, “Daddy!”
Three-year-old Jiaojiao can’t remember anything. The only thing he knows is that he lost his dad, and he has to find him again.
Theme: When you care enough, you can overcome any obstacle
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh has it been so hard for Yanbao in the past few years, why didn't it end well in the end ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh|] have they persisted for so long and still haven't stayed together for a long time Oh my god, how can you be so cruel''yyyyyyyyyyyyyyybao is really miserable, I feel so sorry for him so much.
I have been watching this for the first time and want to post a long comment. Why is it that the male protagonist sacrifices himself for others, but they make all kinds of random guesses? Why does the male protagonist know so much about human nature, but he is really bad in human nature, but he still helps them without asking for anything in return. There are so many top-notch people, so many white-eyed wolves, so many ungrateful beasts. Why should the male protagonist do it? He doesn't know that a bowl of rice is a favor and a bucket of rice is hatred. Human nature is complicated and the male protagonist knows it. Why should he go to the Holy Mother? Isn't it rational? What's more, there is a Dayong behind him who needs to be saved. He can't find a way to kill the villain who has taken over his body, but he keeps trying to save the white-eyed wolf with good intentions... He is no longer the decisive male protagonist I like.
It's actually a double death. Can't my wife give me a reincarnation episode?
Author, author, where are you? Come out, oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo maybe, you just kill them all for me, give me a happy ending episode, or I'm going to beat you along the network cable.
I thought it was pretty good at the beginning, but as the pace got faster and faster in the middle, I realized that this was probably because I was making dumplings out of jealousy. When I saw the last words, it was really like this_(:з∠)_
Wow, this direction makes me cry to death
Woo hoo hoo, I cried like a dog in the car
I stayed up all night until now (so beautiful), and the result is a be. My heart, liver, lungs, head and waist are starting to hurt. Ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo much
It's too miserable! Ahhhhhhh, you are so cruel, ahhhhhhh, I want to send you a blade, such two good people are dead, ah, ahhh, I feel really uncomfortable.
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh has it been so hard for Yanbao in the past few years, why didn't it end well in the end ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh|] have they persisted for so long and still haven't stayed together for a long time Oh my god, how can you be so cruel''yyyyyyyyyyyyyyybao is really miserable, I feel so sorry for him so much.
I have been watching this for the first time and want to post a long comment. Why is it that the male protagonist sacrifices himself for others, but they make all kinds of random guesses? Why does the male protagonist know so much about human nature, but he is really bad in human nature, but he still helps them without asking for anything in return. There are so many top-notch people, so many white-eyed wolves, so many ungrateful beasts. Why should the male protagonist do it? He doesn't know that a bowl of rice is a favor and a bucket of rice is hatred. Human nature is complicated and the male protagonist knows it. Why should he go to the Holy Mother? Isn't it rational? What's more, there is a Dayong behind him who needs to be saved. He can't find a way to kill the villain who has taken over his body, but he keeps trying to save the white-eyed wolf with good intentions... He is no longer the decisive male protagonist I like.
It's actually a double death. Can't my wife give me a reincarnation episode?
Author, author, where are you? Come out, oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo maybe, you just kill them all for me, give me a happy ending episode, or I'm going to beat you along the network cable.
I thought it was pretty good at the beginning, but as the pace got faster and faster in the middle, I realized that this was probably because I was making dumplings out of jealousy. When I saw the last words, it was really like this_(:з∠)_
Wow, this direction makes me cry to death
Woo hoo hoo, I cried like a dog in the car
I stayed up all night until now (so beautiful), and the result is a be. My heart, liver, lungs, head and waist are starting to hurt. Ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo much
It's too miserable! Ahhhhhhh, you are so cruel, ahhhhhhh, I want to send you a blade, such two good people are dead, ah, ahhh, I feel really uncomfortable.