Born into an age of turmoil, God died. But did the truth die as well?

A man who would sleep until he naturally awoke. A man who counted money until his hands cramped. By a random stroke of fate, a despicable, cunning rascal who loves to fight and chase girls becomes the successor to the departed soul of a great necromancer who once challenged the gods.

Like a little fish in a big river, Rogge aimlessly seeks his fate. He gets involved with the fairy race, God’s realm, the dwarf country, and other dimensions, as well as in politics, war, and trade. Within his adventures, he finds lucky encounters left and right as his achievements spiral upwards to ever greater heights.

Wei Yuan had no grand ambitions, but in the torrent of the times, he was compelled to embark on a path of military conquest and territorial expansion, pressing forward across mountains and passes, never reaching old age with white hair.

Unofficial synopsis 1: Even immortals fear industrialization! This is a story of an industrial revolution set in a xianxia (fantasy cultivation) world.

A thousand nights rise from hardship and fall in betrayal.

Since then, a person, a gun, walked between eternal night and dawn, but walked out of a legend.

If eternal night is destined to be his fate, then he will also become the ruler of the king.

The story picks up at volume 2 and increases in pace thereafter. Volume 1 is more or less a long prologue.

Chu Jungui was originally a mysterious experimental body cultivated by the Tang Dynasty with the prohibition of law, trying to create a deep space warrior who could conquer any corner of the Xinghai.

However, in an accident, he broke away from the experimental base, broke restrictions, and gained independent personality.

Since then, in this great era of interstellar development, he has fought in all directions, stepped on the galaxy, and finally opened a new era for mankind.