I Change Jobs Without Limits and Slay My Way Across the Frozen Wasteland

Name: I Change Jobs Without Limits and Slay My Way Across the Frozen Wasteland
Author: A Head Full of Holes

我无限转职杀穿冻土

by A Head Full of Holes (脑袋漏空空)

Status: Completed
Length: 1.8M Words
Genre: Eastern Fantasy
Subgenre: Otherworld Continent
Updated: 1y ago
English: Request a translation

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Synopsis

Beneath the endless permafrost lie the remains of a previous civilization and its old order.

The long ice age has gradually made humanity forget the warmth of the sun.

Steam-driven steel behemoths bore drilling rigs a thousand meters into the frozen earth,

hoping to dig up a few scraps from the old world...

“Ignorance is your shield. Observe, but don’t touch.”

Fast still remembered his first visit to the ruins. A hybrid, half mechanically modified and half infected by bacteria, had removed its mechanical eye, wiped it with saliva, and told him to keep his own eyes peeled, too.

“Those hands of yours are more useful than an excavator. Can you take them off and attach them to me?”

When Fast changed class into a sandworm and labored to tunnel through the earth, the mechanic pointed at his hands, each split into four prongs and covered in barbs, and confessed to being very tempted.

“Listen to us. That Outer God doesn’t taste good. Let’s stop eating it and let it go, okay?”

When Fast opened his maw, gazed up at the stars, and tried to take aim at the red giant eye that appeared and vanished, the uneven teeth in his mouth clamped together and spoke with one voice.

Fast began as a sandworm, then changed class, unleashed his potential, broke free, and merged... until he became a new god and shattered the permafrost.

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