Calamities are unleashed by demons from beyond, while divine favor grants supernatural powers.
A torrential downpour brought countless zombies and turned Qi Yue, a graduate student with no ability to defend herself, into the chosen savior, equipped with the Summoning Illustrated Guide to the Classic of Mountains and Seas.
She discovered that she now had not only a white storage space for hoarding supplies and practical goods that refreshed daily, but also the ability to summon divine beasts and mountain gods!
Just as the female protagonist was trying to cozy up to someone powerful, she discovered that she herself was the savior chosen by Heaven...
"With the Illustrated Guide in hand, no more worries. One calamity after another, begone!"
Reader's Guide:
1. The female protagonist grows stronger and makes a stunning transformation with the help of the Illustrated Guide. (She gets the Illustrated Guide in Chapter 4, unlocks it in Chapter 14, and starts summoning mountain gods in Chapter 19.)
2. The setting combines a series of natural disasters, ancient mythology, and the Classic of Mountains and Seas. Mythological figures such as mountain gods and the Queen Mother of the West will appear.
3. Calamities featured so far include zombies, extreme cold, endless night, extreme heat, floods, plagues, hail, mutants, monstrous beasts, monstrous plants, and poisonous fog. The disasters may overlap in timing.
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Theme: Protect the environment
I can't quite understand a weak woman who shamelessly goes to an adult man's house, making sure she has some kind of equipment. If you have no value, the only value you will sell out in the end is □□, not only the meaning of male and female, but also the meaning of two-legged sheep.
Hostess: This is my brother! Male protagonist: I treat you as my wife, and you treat me as your brother... Hahahahaha
Thanks for the limited fee! I quite like this ending~
No, being together so suddenly? There was no ambiguous stage before, right? Where did it show that we liked each other, so we just skipped it?
I almost forgot that there are plants in Classic of Mountains and Seas, so all I could think of was the heroine summoning various animals to come out and fight. . . . .
Every word of the heroine caught my eye!
This emotional scene is a bit abrupt.
Chapter 21 is probably the fastest one I have ever seen talking about love. It's awesome.
It's so funny that Su Wang is so good at borrowing flowers to offer to Buddhas, he wants to do everything, he thinks of everything, but when he has no ability, he morally kidnaps others to do it in order to realize his great ideal of saving the world and saving people. Are others your tools? It's so easy to use.
Hahaha, it has a funny but real effect.