[Godslayer + Summoning the Seven Gods of Genshin Impact + Daily Login System + Lighthearted + Slow-burn? + No angst throughout (read at your own risk if you mind)]

Eighteen-year-old Liu Lang was diagnosed with a terminal illness and had only three months to live. He met Lin Qiye, a transfer student.

After awakening her memories, she discovered that she had been reborn into the world of Godslayer!

Good news: She has been reborn and is now Lin Qiye's classmate and neighbor.

Bad news: He has been diagnosed with a terminal illness again, and he was in Cangnan City ten years ago when the Great Xia God War broke out!

It's a hellish start, but thankfully there's a cheat system for logging in.

You can get a maximum of ten stars in sign-in rewards just by signing in.

The game begins with encountering the protagonist Lin Qiye, earning a seven-star reward for signing in, defeating the masked man, and saving Zhao Kongcheng!

As Liu Lang checked in more and more times, his strength grew stronger and stronger!

He saved Ye Fan, who had attained the Dao! He saved Zhou Ping, the Sword Immortal of the Mortal World! He saved Wang Mian, who couldn't outrun the river of time! He sealed away Chaos!

Confront the Church of the Ancient Gods, and let blood stain the heavens!

The Great Xia Dynasty had no gods, and the Western gods were stirring with ambition...

Liu Lang, accompanied by the seven gods, sat cross-legged atop the highest heavens of the Great Xia Dynasty, his sword pointing towards the sky: "Ragnarok has arrived... The Night Watchmen of Great Xia, come and slay the gods!"

[The seven gods who have appeared so far are: Ray Movie, Nasida, and Mavica.]

O soul with three faces, please listen to my question:

If the power and wealth of the strong can cover up crimes, who can judge them?

If the weak are willing to pay any price to survive, who can guarantee their survival?

If even the purest and kindest souls make mistakes, who can offer them solace?

If the strong help the weak, then it is truly the foundation of paradise. But who is it that leaves them to wail in the midst of suffering?

Are day and night equal? ​​Are the righteous and the sinner equal? ​​If man is born weak, from which god shall the weak find peace?

On Sunday, he embarked on his destined path, a permanent martyrdom that belonged to him personally.

This time he had no robin, and his paradise was impeccable, but the absence of his companion soul left him bewildered. He would fly high into the sky and become the sun in the heavens, where all people would grow passionately in his light, and all evil would have nowhere to hide!

The ideal system of society is a seven-day weekend, where the day after Sunday is the second, third, and even forever Sunday, a day of eternal peace and inaction.

When the ideal is truly realized, the real test for the martyrs will begin.

Sunday, the counterpart, has the ability to break iron, but lacks the storyline of breaking iron and other characters. She is a native of the Cursed Return who borrowed Sunday's character design.

Write down what might happen if the ideal Sunday return to the world were truly appropriate and actually came true.

P.S.: The author has low educational level, update time is irregular, and I haven't read any books on religion or philosophy. I'm just doing Marxist philosophy for credits, so please don't scold me. Much of the synopsis is taken from the game's Sunday storyline; apologies for any out-of-character moments. I hope you enjoy reading it.

An ordinary modern college student unexpectedly becomes entangled with a mysterious quantum force, forming a deep connection with his counterpart, Caesar, on the otherworldly continent of Atmura. A sudden, cross-dimensional connection erupts, and he is plunged without warning into this fantastical world—a land of warring states, where dazzling magic mingles with sharp swords, dragons soar and tear through the sky, and wondrous beasts lurk in dense forests and valleys. Every inch of this land is steeped in conflict and legend, completely overturning his understanding of the world.

A sudden crisis forces him into a perilous adventure. Left alone and helpless, he must rely on his modern knowledge to survive in a chaotic world overrun by magic. But his path is never smooth. He frequently confronts the continent's laws of the strong, becoming increasingly perplexed by the boundaries of good and evil: does the rise of the strong lead to rampant plunder and trampling of life, or to protecting humanity and ending war? Power itself is neither right nor wrong; it is the choices of the heart that determine the course of good and evil. This philosophical question leads him to pause and reflect repeatedly on his path to becoming stronger.

Meanwhile, the fog of fate constantly shrouds him, and he repeatedly questions himself: Is this transmigration a coincidence of quantum chance, or is it preordained? What is his mission in this world? Is it to drift along and eke out a living, or to shoulder an unknown mission and rewrite the world? Confusion and struggle intertwine, exploration and progress go hand in hand. When modern wisdom collides with ancient magic, when the confusion of mission clashes with the ambition to conquer, can he break through the shackles of fate, clarify the true meaning of good and evil, stir up the winds of change on the continent with his otherworldly knowledge, conquer nations, awe all races, and ultimately ascend to the summit of Atmura to become the new king who rules the era?

This is an era where legends have faded: the old Dragon King in the north turns over and the earth trembles; the peacocks in the west, nestled among the green leaves, are too lazy to move; two old sword-wielding men, with no grudge against each other, fight to the death; and a poor, weary scholar throws aside his books, suddenly draws his sword, and shatters half the land. This is also an era where legends are reborn: stunningly beautiful girls don't yet know how to dress; generals who sweep the land are still stealing sheep; not to mention the still-growing eccentric scholars, heretics, and strange monks; a callow youth picks up a purple robe and wants to declare himself emperor, only to be stabbed through the heart by an even younger child. That younger child says: "The stage is set, all the roles are played, a bizarre and wonderful panorama of humanity, but I am the protagonist of this play, destined for greatness. What can I do? I, a swordsman, am destined to be stronger than everyone else!"

Panlong OL debuts at Shanda Allstar 2011 with its first trailer, July 27th, available on the official Shengying Games website (pl.sdo.com).

This is Tomato’s first book.

My debut work~~~~~

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The first part ends and the second part begins, the two worlds of immortals and demons, the boundless universe, this determines the tone of the second part!

The second part is full of ups and downs, with elixir, spirit beasts, holy places for cultivation, and desperate situations in the world... everything is there! The Immortal Emperor, the Demon Lord... countless masters! How is it? Let everyone judge

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Those were the days when we all read Panlong novels together. A diary of a female Panlong fan who's become a lolita fan. For details, visit pl.sdo.com.

When 28-year-old top hacker Lin Yuan was betrayed and on the verge of death, he was reborn in a high school classroom in 2015 and bound to the "God-level Reincarnation System" - from then on, he shuttled between reality and the copies of the Ten Thousand Worlds, used hacker technology to crack the code of the "Mechanical Kingdom", used modern tactics to reverse the situation in the Three Kingdoms battlefield, and established a survival base in the zombie siege...

But he found:

- The school beauty Su Li is actually the "Princess of the Mechanical Kingdom". She pushed him into the abyss in her previous life, but in this life she carries a "time and space pocket watch" that can go back in time;

- The car accident in his childhood was a system activation ceremony, and his mother used her life to fight for his "anti-entropy privilege";

- The true identity of AI Loli Xiao Ling contains the ultimate code to crack the system.

Every time the system issues a mission, it is a life-and-death gamble: saving your enemy Su Li can gain fighting skills, snatching the cheat device can make you a hacker master, and all choices point to the shocking conspiracy of the "Reincarnation Alliance" - they want to trap all mankind in a data cage and make the system the ultimate tool to control the world.

With the hacker code in his left hand and the system reincarnation point in his right hand, Lin Yuan crushes the villains in the infinite flow dungeon while engaging in a sweet and abusive entanglement with Su Li of "betrayal in the previous life × redemption in this life". When the data flow lines of "God-level system awakening" crawl all over his body, he will eventually uncover the truth of the universe: it turns out that all reincarnations are the ultimate experiment on "free will"...

'Your smile is the best reward,' the young chef strives to give each customer their own 'happiness.' Through his efforts, countless guests gather: Rai and Mei, Artoria and Kanna, Kiritsugu Emiya and Archer, the Sun Knights and the Azure Stars, Daigo and Shotaro… Countless guests from different worlds meet here. The clash of ideas changes countless destinies, and the young chef gradually matures amidst this intellectual exchange. Meanwhile, at the boundary between life and death, a man like the sun repeatedly uses his cooking to help guests on the verge of eternal sleep regain hope. Even with his hands covered in wounds, he still struggles to uphold the burden of life. This is a story about how cooking changes destinies—

Song Chen is reborn into a perilous and eerie fantasy world. Drafted by force into the army as cannon fodder, his only hope lies in a mysterious and equally sinister artifact—the Book of “Three Lives.”

This ancient tome, obtained on a stormy night, once spanned ten thousand pages. Yet now, only three remain; the other 9,997 have inexplicably decayed into dust.

There’s no doubt—the book is suspicious, and the world even more so. But trapped at the very bottom of this society, Song Chen has no choice but to claw his way forward—step by agonizing step—until he pierces the shroud of this world’s secrets and ascends to the very peak of heaven and earth.