My Density Is Greater Than Yours

[A lighthearted, mostly invincible story] [What happens when a modern shut-in transmigrates to another world with one-tenth the density?]

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“Good news: I was tired of the world, and I finally got my wish and killed myself.”

“Bad news: I’m alive again. Some clueless goddess summoned me to another world to be a hero. To stop me from killing myself again, she slapped a ‘tenfold body density’ buff on me.”

“Good news: The transmigration ritual failed.”

“Bad news: I still transmigrated to a xianxia world. Everyone here is a dragon among men, and might makes right. I have no spiritual roots, no backing, no old geezer to guide me, no System, and no chance of becoming a live-in son-in-law. Basically, density is all I’ve got.”

“Good news: Doesn’t that mean I’ll be able to die again soon?”

The serious version:

This world is home to demons and monsters, immortals and gods, Buddhas and Daoists, and a multitude of rival races. It is also a place where a hero can roam the martial world with abandon.

Calamity takes root in the human heart. The weak who need protection may well become the world-ending destroyers of the end times.

A scarred world begs for hope and salvation, yet the man chosen to be its hero only wants to die.

When “staying alive” becomes the most vicious curse in the world, why can’t this book end with a cheerful finale?

A dark revenge tale that shakes the world. The Density Man, now serializing!

Not a work for scientific nitpickers: a lighthearted, pseudo-fantasy transmigration story, mostly invincible, with a touch of mystery. It’s overloaded with “it actually tastes great” moments.

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