When players finished customizing their five attributes in the new season of a game called "Three Kingdoms: Clan," and were about to embark on their journey of "building a clan in a small village" or "entering officialdom through the recommendation of filial piety and integrity," their phone screens suddenly erupted with a white light that devoured everything. When they opened their eyes again, they found themselves in the Eastern Han Dynasty in 180 AD, their consciousness deeply integrated with the "clan leader" role they had created.

They retain the player's exclusive attribute panel, which allows them to view reputation, intelligence, and family resources. They can also communicate through the world channel, but they only have one chance to speak per day. Furthermore, when they mention historical keywords such as "Yellow Turban Rebellion" or "Dong Zhuo," they will be forcibly punished by the world rules—severe headaches, aphasia, or even being regarded as "hysterical patients" by NPCs.

Will they unite to resist the chaos of the world, or seize the initiative by utilizing modern knowledge? Will they attach themselves to the Han court to obtain an official position, or become a warlord with their own army? In this survival game set in the Eastern Han Dynasty with no "offline" button, every choice is a matter of life and death, and the truth of the world hidden behind the "time travel" is gradually emerging as players explore... (This book is purely for entertainment; please do not take it too seriously.)

Upon waking up, billions of people have been forcibly dispersed to isolated islands, beginning a survival challenge.

You start with a wrecked ship and can only obtain resources from nearby islands!

Nobody knows what the next island will be like—whether it will be filled with supplies or wild monsters.

My name is Mu Mu. I have a survival prompt: I am the master of this era!

Heading west, there lies a resource-rich island.

Strong sea winds from the south can cause you to lose at least half of your supplies.

A cannibalistic tribe lives on a small island in the southeast; you are not capable of defeating them.

While others were still struggling to survive on the island, Mu Mu had already become the king of the sea!

She was transported to a parallel world and became a woman! With the face of a loli and the figure of a mature woman, she was the undisputed school beauty at school; in the game, she was an even more lovable and hateful domineering empress!

The souls of all humanity were extracted and transformed into "apprentice deities," descending into independent "divine kingdoms" across different planes. Each divine kingdom initially began as a desolate wasteland, with only a single "divine core" at its center. To gain power, one must cultivate followers. However, the followers in this world are not human, but rather a group of "miniature behemoths" evolving from scratch. The protagonist, Chen Nian, a history student, possesses the cheat ability of an "oracle editor," which allows him to issue specific and understandable oracles to his behemoth followers and accelerate their evolutionary process.

[Traditional online games + action + integration with reality]

In July of 2022, a groundbreaking virtual reality game, "Watchmen," was born.

Unemployed Lin Feng stumbles into working at a game studio, never imagining that this casual decision would become a turning point in his life.

With a long spear and a pot of sake, explore secret realms and fight bosses.

Behind our continuous growth and strengthening lies the responsibility of protecting this world.

[Campus Essay Contest]

After being surrounded and killed by numerous main gods, Li Wu was reborn back to the early stages of the God-Making Game.

While all the Earthlings thought it was just an entertainment game, only Li Wu knew that it was a game that could change everyone's fate.

Upon logging back into the game, Li Wu unexpectedly obtained the God-level skill [Supreme Sacrifice]!

This talent only has one effect!

That is, sacrificing the corpses of creatures to obtain free attribute points and various special rewards.

Not only that, Li Wu was pleasantly surprised to find that the corpse of the Thunder God he had killed had also been reborn.

"Ding-dong, you have sacrificed a god-level corpse and randomly gained 10,000 free attribute points."

"Ding-dong, you have sacrificed a god-level corpse and have received the following special rewards:"

1. Acquired Talent: Heart of Thor (God-level)

2. Gained 10 Divinity Points!

"In this life, I will reach the pinnacle!"

...

Yao Feng unexpectedly transmigrated into the globally popular virtual game "God Continent," becoming an unnamed NPC, yet surprisingly retaining his player interface. Without hesitation, he switched to his former specialty, summoning magic. "Do you know why the undead are called a calamity?" A vast army of skeletons swept across everything, bone dragons soared freely, skeletal giants cleared obstacles, and endless undead awaited their summoning. At this moment, I alone am the calamity. No female lead, no dragging plot, crisp pacing, decisive action, no Mary Sue moments, and no toxic elements.

Billions of years later, humanity experienced a technological explosion, inventing a miraculous real-world game editor. This editor could create realistic, material game worlds, allowing players to experience vibrant and diverse environments as if traveling through time. Players could bring real-world items into the game world and also bring various magical items or abilities from the game into reality. But what would happen if this amazing real-world game editor were accidentally obtained by a modern person billions of years in the future? [This story takes place on a parallel Earth. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.]

My new book, "Everyone's Game: I Kidnapped All the Players," has been signed for serialization! Everyone is welcome to support it!

Transmigrated into a world, along with a group of time travelers and chosen ones...