Chaos Travels Through the Book: I Became the Legend Itself

Li Ang, a social worker who died suddenly while working overtime, was transported into the void of the beginning of chaos when he opened his eyes, and was almost beaten to ashes by Pangu Kaitian's giant axe. When he was about to die, he activated the aura of chaos. Not only did he understand Pangu's complaint about "Kaitian is too tired," but he also hugged Kaitian's lap with the words "move to the right to save energy." From then on, every page of Chinese mythology has a "mysterious passerby" figure. He suggested "batch mold making" to Nuwa, which increased the efficiency of human creation by ten times; using modern binary thinking, he accidentally helped Fuxi complete the last line of the Eight Diagrams; he teased Jiang Ziya about whether the list of gods could be a complete idle job, and he complained with Xuanzang that traveling westward was too much work. There is no heaven-defying system and no original universe. He relies entirely on the cleverness of the social beast and the assistance of Golden Finger. He has been able to get everything done between Pangu, Nuwa, Sanqing, and Buddha, filling in all the gaps in the legend in an incredible way. But he gradually discovered that he had never been a bystander to the myth. From the moment Chaos first opened, heaven had already written him into his destiny. When the origin of chaos condensed by Pangu's evil thoughts revives, the world is about to restart. This ordinary person from modern times must shoulder the mission of a healer, and step by step from a chaotic ant, become the ultimate controller of this world.