Check out my other game novel: JX3: Bringing the Game System to the Apocalypse
While You Lanyue and her friends were raiding Tai Chi Palace, their screens went black after they defeated the final boss.
Thinking the server had crashed, everyone started making fun of Xishanju for setting their server room on fire again. But in the blink of an eye, they found themselves in a strange new world.
The world was desolate. They couldn't find a single living person on the surface, because everyone had moved underground.
Just as they were worrying about how to survive, the game System bound itself to them.
It also linked them to the Homestead System. They'd joked before that if they could ever bring a virtual item into reality, they'd want the houses from their in-game homesteads.
As it turned out, their golden finger was the Homestead System.
And so began their journey of farming, fighting monsters, leveling up, and finding their way home.
Su Wenqi's first half of life was full of ups and downs. His parents abandoned him as a child, and he was raised in an orphanage.
Whenever life started to get a little better, one mishap after another would come along.
He was withdrawn and didn't want to make friends, so no one ever adopted him.
After getting into college through his own hard work, he lost his life in an accident.
In the few seconds before he died, his life flashed before his eyes like a movie. He couldn't help sighing: Why had good luck never come his way?
But by a twist of fate, he ended up in the interstellar world of the future.
There, he was fortunate enough to be among those receiving assistance, and could collect three thousand star coins every month.
Then, on his very first day out buying groceries, he won first prize: a gaming pod.
That was how he learned about the games in this world. Interstellar technology had advanced at full speed, and the full-dive games only dreamed of in his era had become reality.
When choosing a game, he immediately picked the full-dive game that was all the rage.
It was an ancient-style game based on China's history and primary sources from thousands of years ago, unlike the interstellar shooters and other mecha games. The game had attracted everyone's attention as soon as it launched, thanks to its promise to recreate ancient China.
After Su Wenqi came to this world, it seemed that his luck had become incredibly good.
"Ding! Congratulations, you've obtained a rare chest! You might find precious materials inside~"
Looking at the chest he'd dug up with two swings of his hoe, Su Wenqi fell silent. Was that even possible? Could you dig something like this out of a vegetable patch?
"Ding! Congratulations, you've obtained the rare material [Tianyi Black Crystal]!"
Looking at the glittering gold-colored stone he'd just found, Su Wenqi was so stunned, it was almost deafening. He'd also seen the world chat and knew this was valuable.
But could this kind of luck really happen to him? He was a little shocked.
Wen Shaochuan was mature beyond his years. He joined his family's company as a trainee at seventeen, took over the family business as soon as he came of age, and increased the company's market value several times over in just three years.
Ignoring objections from the company's shareholders, he resolutely partnered with the government to invest in the game that had taken the world by storm.
As one of the investors, he naturally had to lead by example and try the game. So once it went live, he began his own gaming journey.
But he never expected his luck in the game to be rock bottom!
He could fail at refining gear even with a 99.99% success rate, every chest gave him nothing but gray junk materials, and he'd never gotten a good item from a dungeon chest...
At first, plenty of people questioned whether the game was fair. That is, until they witnessed Wen Shaochuan's terrible luck.
Well... Who would set their own luck to rock bottom? Hahaha.
After finishing his work, Wen Shaochuan logged in to relax in the beginner village and enjoy the pastoral scenery. Then he noticed a newcomer looking at him.
The other person wore a beginner's outfit, and the simple green clothes suited his temperament perfectly. He looked like the snow mochi his mother had brought over a few days earlier.
This person had dug up a rare chest with a single swing of his hoe, and even gotten an incredibly rare divine weapon material from it.
Wen Shaochuan was a little dumbfounded. Could anything be more ridiculous?
Ever since Su Wenqi got the cooking skill, his odds of making golden-quality items had increased dramatically.
What's more, his talent for cooking gradually began to show. Specifically, every time his restaurant added a new dish, it sold out immediately. The city lord was amazed by his food and visited his restaurant many times.
And with his excellent cooking, he even won over the heart of a certain foodie.
Most of the game's setting is based on JX3 (*^▽^*)
Easygoing, gentle bottom x Cold on the outside, clingy on the inside top
Check out my upcoming novel, Hello, Please Go to Sleep When You Enter the Livestream
This will be my next update, and I've already started saving chapters, so feel free to jump in.
Lin Qingchi is a dream demon who accidentally arrives in a world without magic.
To regain his power, find his younger brother, and build up enough strength to return to his original world, he becomes a sleep-aid streamer.
This is a world without magic. To avoid standing out too much, he only tells stories or sings in his livestream.
But his power is coming back too slowly, and his younger brother is about to come of age and awaken his succubus nature. He has to find him as soon as possible.
So he has no choice but to change his strategy. Building on what he already does, he strengthens his ability to influence people and starts weaving dreams as he streams.
Since weaving dreams takes so much effort, his livestream doesn't accept requests from viewers. Instead, he announces each day what story he'll tell that night.
Livestream story number one: He joins another streamer for a PK, and talks the other streamer to sleep.
Livestream story number two: At the insistence of a fan, he writes a custom script and brings along her love-struck best friend, letting her watch the livestream as an observer and see her scumbag boyfriend for who he really is.
Theme: The harder you work, the luckier you get
When I saw this Tianyi Xuanjing, I clicked in.
I like this kind of decisive person [lop-eared rabbit head]
Shakui Gang, the dungeon that the protagonist enters won't be Fengsha Old Castle, right? [Dog head][dog head]
The protagonist of Worshiping the King's Granny [Dog Head] won't be Lingxue Pavilion in the end (nonsense)
"Su Wenqi is worried that her mother-in-law is sleeping..." This is a big bug for the author~ Complete should be changed to Complete
"Mai Mai" is a big bug for the author~ Buy?
"Jiji" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ Is this a typo? It must be urgent, right?
"Boss" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ He said there were several figures following him, they should be the bosses, right?
You don't have to remember it every time, you can just keep a memo (I strictly record every recipe, it's very convenient)
Why are there so many inexplicable question marks?