The Bridge to Mother

This introduction has such a pretentious, artsy vibe; is this really Qidian?

Is this still the starting point? Where did I come from?

To be frank, the IPO was a complete surprise, but I think the developers understand games and the market better than the protagonist. The protagonist is like an idiot, and then there's this one-life completion trope—the game's genre isn't even specified. It's just a time-traveling, soul-rescuing scenario with a one-life completion, and why it's like this is never explained.

Okay, continue. 🙂

This synopsis reminds me of a book where, to provoke the male protagonist, the female protagonist's family beat her to a pulp, and after he became the strongest in the world, he slaughtered the entire world to extract her soul. Back then, novels always liked to have the protagonist casually kill tens of thousands of people for fun.

For a new book, if I give a 10,000-point reward, could I get a more important pseudonym? 🙂

The opening chapter—no, it should be the second chapter—is a bit messy, I can't quite make sense of it.