【Welcome to Honkai Impact Simulator!】......【Due to your fixed talent (Orphan), you were abandoned by your parents at birth; you are an orphan.】【You were adopted and have a younger sister named Sirin.】.....【You were attacked by Honkai Beasts, and a composed man on a business trip happened to save you. He introduced himself as Welt Yang. He took a liking to you and told you about Honkai, and you learned the truth about this world...】【You and Sirin were taken into the Babylon Laboratory...】....【You decided to escape the Tower of Babylon with Sirin.】....【You pretended to accept Otto's recruitment and planned a grand betrayal for this old man.】....【Ending achieved: A Hero of One—You may just be an ordinary person in the eyes of another, but your existence changed the fate of others and the face of the world.】Gu Che looked at the simulation results and shook his head: "I request to start over."

The entire population is transported to a post-apocalyptic game. Faced with scarce resources, constantly spawning zombies, terrifying mutated beasts, and... the harsh realities of humanity in this apocalypse, survival becomes a nightmare for countless people. Jiang Lin, a second-time transmigrator, gains two new talents after his talents are reset: Talent 1, Absolute Drop Rate: 100% item drop rate upon killing zombies; Talent 2, Unyielding Spirit: Gains one free attribute point daily. Thus, a legendary survival king is born...

(It features various games such as Warhammer 40k, Unlimited, World of Warcraft, etc., and includes a slow-paced gameplay.)

One day, while playing the new Warhammer 40k game with his best friend, Li Ke died again. Before he could even finish complaining, he vanished from Feng Sheng's sight. Li Ke had been transported to another world, but less than five seconds later, he was back, though it seemed like a long time had passed for him. Feng Sheng, with his thick skin, switched to a different game console, and the two started playing again. Li Ke cried as he played, finally revealing the truth: Li Ke had been transported to Warhammer 40k and sold Feng Sheng to a peddler to get back to his original world… Feng Sheng: "So I treated you to internet cafes, drinks, and instant noodles, and you not only didn't repay me, but you even sold me?! I'll be damned!" Before Feng Sheng could finish his rant, he was transported back in time.

When an ordinary modern soul falls into the darkest abyss of the human empire, his only hope is a "Cthulhu system" from another universe. However, in the strictly governed and god-realized Warhammer 40K universe, this gift from the "Outer Gods" is like ice water dripping into boiling oil, instantly attracting the attention of the most terrifying beings. His journey, before it even begins, is already sealed. This is not a story about survival or rise; it is a record of despair about how individual existence can be so easily perceived, defined, and erased in the face of absolute power and cruel laws.

In the history of this war, the Emperor created a total of 20 Legions, meaning there were 21 Primarchs. The protagonist is the 20th Primarch. [The protagonist is a transmigrator, but due to the Primarch's long lifespan, he has forgotten his original memories. Compared to his original memories, his memories as a Primarch are much richer, causing him to forget his past life, though he still retains some recollection.] (The history of Warhammer won't change much; Horus will still rebel, and Sangeles will still die.) The protagonist, raised by a member of the Mechanicus clique, possesses advanced technology, but given his personality, he won't create any machines.

This is my first work, completed online.

Well, it has some merits, but as a novel, it has many flaws and cannot be considered a successful work.

Thanks to the tolerance and support of many readers, the story was able to conclude with a decent number of views.

During the writing process, Yu gradually learned how to write novels, which was the biggest gain she made in the nearly two million-word writing process.

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The new book has been released, and the parking space is below. I firmly believe it will be even better than this one.

After Green transmigrated, he awoke from the cold night, carrying with him a super cemetery, destined to become the king of all the dead!

My new book, "The Reincarnation Eye and the Extraordinary World," has been uploaded.

A top pilot suffering from PTSD accidentally travels to Warhammer 40,000.

He didn't want to live and desperately wanted to die, but he survived time and time again because of his damned fighting instinct.

Faced with the Green Soldier frenzy, he charged forward and committed suicide, but was regarded as a hero who served as the spearhead.

Faced with the Tyranid swarm, he wanted to detonate the reactor, but was instead hailed as the chosen one of the machine souls.

As his worldview broadened, he gradually came to believe that he could bring hope to the stagnant empire.

But don't be naive.

In this dark millennium of endless war, life is currency, and hope is deadly poison.

This remains an incurable cesspool of despair.

Here, there is no savior, only eternal slaughter and destruction.

[DC + Young Master Fanfiction + Major Events] Linde is just a comic book enthusiast with a superficial understanding of DC publications. He can't grasp the character relationships, the villains' motives, or who orchestrates the major events. With only a rudimentary understanding of the DC universe, Linde unwittingly transmigrates to it. As an ordinary person, his only thought is to survive the major events. Unfortunately, crisis spares no one; everyone is a witness to the major events. They say the tall ones hold up the sky when it falls, but how did he suddenly become the tall one? No choice but to step up. Is this for real?! Why are the major events constantly chasing me?!

Pure 2077 world view, no cross-border integration.

The story does not break up the official couple, the main characters are not invincible, and it is not a wish-fulfillment story.

The protagonist has only played the base game.

The protagonist gets hammered by a middleman, by a corporate operative, by a hacker, by AI, and by cyber surveillance.

Cyberpunk is dark; large corporations are giants, invincible. A single sentence from a team leader in a company can decide the life or death of a large group of people.

Is the Demon Lizard powerful? It's just an armored personnel carrier.

Is the Chimera any good? It's just a combat tank designed for special environments; it's not even as good as a light main battle tank.

Is the Hellhound mech powerful? It's just a security mech for a laboratory, only used to guard a group of laboratory personnel who have no combat capabilities.

Is Adam Hammer that powerful? He's just a security captain. Forget about Saburo Araizawa, Hanako Araizawa could fire him with a single word.

Was Bartmouth powerful? Was Morgan Blackhand powerful? They both went offline at the same time in the board game. The board wasn't even a faction's army or main combat equipment (there was military technology present, so the conflict couldn't be escalated, see the Sino-Indian border). Just a security team took down two legends.

In the game, V was able to kill his way through Arasaka Tower? That's because Arasaka Yoriken was fighting amongst himself, and V was just a tacitly approved weapon.

Furthermore, Night City is a neutral city, so we can't directly send company troops; all that comes are self-defense forces.

2077 uses the same storytelling techniques as The Three-Body Problem. A single probe, a security chief, and a small self-defense force are enough to overwhelm the legendary figures. This subtly hints at the company's terrifying power without needing to explicitly state it. If they really push you too far, the company might just use a mass accelerator to drop meteorites on you and crush you!