Times are changing, heaven is developing, faith is losing, and gods... Are out there.
At a time when everything is full of vitality and everything is booming, Nezha seizes the opportunity and joins the Tiandao Development Group by casually getting a job as an expatriate. In fact, he wants to escape from his suffocatingly enthusiastic native family.
Ao Lie, the third prince of the Dragon King of the West Sea, Ao Lie, who happens to be responsible for connecting with Him, has lived in the human world for many years, fully adapted to the development of the times, and has become... An incorrigible heavy gamer.
Therefore, Nezha, who was assigned as Ao Lie's roommate, naturally used games as an entry point for him to integrate into contemporary human life.
In three months, with two switches and two top-end consoles, Nezha started his life in the game world from scratch...
A year later, Li Jing, who finally found his youngest son who had run away from home, looked at the ace player of Tiandao Entertainment, the number one player in Fengshen Simulation, and the holographic player with the most fans on the Internet, Nezha, and couldn't help but fell into deep thought:
It turns out that our meticulous protection is really an obstacle to our little son's progress?
·The protagonist of this article has no CP, but some supporting characters have CP
·I flow Nezha, probably a combination of Luo Xiaohei and Inhuman Zai Nezha
·This article is a sequel to "[Ancient Ancients] The Old Enemy Is My Wife". It follows its world view and author's personal settings. It is slightly different from the orthodox original works of "Ancient Ancients" and "Fengshen". However, not supplementing it will not affect the reading of this article.
·In this article, Nezha will not forgive Li Jing, but actually acknowledges the father-son relationship (see the previous book for details of the specific changes in the Conferred God period)
·The author's next full-length novel will be released after 350 pre-orders are received. During this period, he will write a few short stories for adjustment.
Intention: new era, new practice
