Shichuan

When the world is broken, rules are the only currency. The old era ended with the "plague of rules", and the rules that supported civilization collapsed one after another. The surviving humans retreated to the last base, and the gray fog composed of broken rules, the Death River, was still expanding. The explorer enters the Death River, possesses the Lost One who caused the destruction of the world, and corrects the errors in the rules. This is not a game, this is not a simulation. If you die, you will really die. Yan Fan, a low-level explorer with no memory, was thrown into completely unfamiliar worlds: ancient martial arts, separatist rule, cyberpunk, immortal sects, and apocalyptic wastelands. Every time he enters the dungeon, his power will be cleared and his memory will be sealed, leaving only one sentence engraved in his bones - do things down-to-earth and behave accordingly. No cheats, no system. He can only learn from scratch. Swinging hammers in the blacksmith shop, carrying flags on the battlefield, assembling parts on the factory assembly line, working as a handyman at the bottom of the sect, guarding a dying tribe in the wasteland. It takes hundreds of chapters to build a world, and every period of life leaves traces and regrets. Some regrets have to wait for his children to make up for it. This is not the epic of one person, but the inheritance of several generations of a family. Starting from the simple last words of Mrs. Shouzhuo, to Yanfan practicing it throughout his life, and then to his children continuing to walk in the new world. They are not telling stories about heroes, they are just answering the same question - can an ordinary person be a good person in the worst world? The answer is not in the book. In each reader's own heart.