【Lord Game】【Avatar】【Ten Thousand Worlds】【Farming】【Survival】【Money Hunting】【Weapon Refining】

Qian Kun joined the National Lord game and received a peach wood sword for slaying ghosts at the beginning.

As a lord, some become abbots of temples, some become base commanders, some become kings of the forest, and some control the doomsday barrier in a doomsday world full of zombies. Different lords face different tests.

Qian Kun’s identity as a lord is that of a hermit from Guitao Mountain. He is an equipment refiner and a magician, and his difficulty level is hellish.

In the world of the gods, each deity harbors a divine kingdom within itself. Lin Hui, a mortal, journeys there to discover that the divine kingdom is the entire Earth. As the divine kingdom confronts a planet, as all-out war breaks out between the Holy Continent and the Viril Continent, and as Suzhidala once again brazenly raises a boundless war zone, attacking from all sides and devastating all living things, watch as Lin Hui navigates these various fronts, gradually integrating himself into the world of the gods, mediating between the pantheons of magic, immortality, and even the Holy See, gradually establishing a foothold in the barren land of Zhongzhou!

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[Multiple extraordinary systems][Multiple races][Epic][Western fantasy + Eastern fantasy + science fiction fusion]

After waking up, Su Ran finds himself dragged into a bizarre “Dormitory Survival Game.”

Strange rules, ghosts roaming, a countdown to death… to survive, he must defend his “dormitory” for five days, or else—death!

Fortunately, his outrageous luck kicks in, and he awakens a heaven-defying Talent System, allowing him to draw a different rule-based talent every round.

At the start, he draws [100% Barehanded Blade Catch]!

Ghost attack? Kneel!

Player ambush? Kneel!

A limbless monstrosity? Heh—unworthy of existence, instant kill!

However, as the game deepens, Su Ran suddenly realizes that behind this game lurks a far greater secret, and even the existence of the heaven-defying Talent System itself seems to hold a hidden mystery…