Chen Jian's time travel is different from others: they all travel to ancient times, but he possesses only animal skins and a stone axe. Starting from a matriarchal clan, he developed and perpetuated a civilization. Was it feudal statehood or unified prefectures and counties? Was it the distinction between the state and the wild, or barbaric conquest? Was it a hundred schools of thought contending, or a hundred saints uniting? Was it a single deity or a universal faith in ancestors? Was it a bloody accumulation of cotton silkworms cannibalizing humans? Or was it a humanistic care and a utopian dream of universal harmony? To enjoy the happiness of civilization, one must experience its pain. The ability to be reborn after death allows him to experience the growth of this civilization through a variety of identities. Tribal member, noble, slave, emperor, commoner, scholar, hired laborer, captain of the Age of Exploration, capitalist of the Age of Primitive Accumulation, conscript in the trenches, the mastermind of a major trust... With the same head in different buttocks, what kind of encounters and insights will arise?

[Survival + Earthly Gods + Exploration + Farming + Strangeness]

The Age of Eternal Night descends, the Heavenly Dao sinks, transforming all living things into strange demons. The Earthly Dao collapses, shattering the universe into countless fragments. Humanity combines some of the fragments into its own Deeds, becoming the Landlords. Holding these Deeds, the beings of this Realm become the Landlords, building temples to protect them, developing blessed lands, enshrining statues, and creating gods from nothing.

Fang Mu hangs himself at the Dongyue Temple, obtaining a special Deed to the Three Realms Yuanshu, dedicating himself to the God of Mount Tai, securing the blessed land of Langfang, and lighting an auspicious golden lamp. The incense and candlelight pierce the darkness, igniting the flame of humanity.

Liu Chuan traveled back in time to Japan in 1985, where he unexpectedly founded a game company and embarked on a journey of success against all odds.

Starting a company, making games, and developing consoles—you can't do them all.

Expanding into the domestic market and dealing with piracy, see how Liu Chuan cleverly resolves the challenges.

How will Nintendo, Sega, Sony, Microsoft... deal with these competitors?

No system, no system, absolutely no system. Okay, there's just a NAS hard drive to make the story a little more plausible.

In an era where humanity is facing its end, the world is a dangerous game of gods, miracles, and the supernatural. It's a place of extraordinary creatures, forbidden knowledge from books, and cyclical paradises—where every gift of fate comes with a hidden, heavy price.

The story follows the protagonist, Jiang Qing, who finds himself trapped in this reality. He introduces himself with a grim outlook: "My name is Jiang Qing. It's a pity that after tonight, I will disappear forever." He is on a predetermined path with no option for retreat; from the moment he opens the door in front of him, his past is erased, leaving only a single, long, and seemingly endless road forward. The narrative follows his journey as he navigates this world of scripts and survival, where every step is a struggle against a foretold doom.

If, starting today, the Earth you know has become something else entirely, with sandstorms, dust storms, and all sorts of alien creatures destroying all order and laws, how would you survive?

The apocalypse I'm experiencing might just be your future...

The eternal night is coming, and the killing field is coming.

Gods have fallen, and hundreds of demons are walking at night.

You can stand in front of the stage and announce the arrival of the wave of the times to the world, or you can hide in the darkness and watch others struggle for survival.

Free your mind and embrace your destiny. This is an absolutely real game. Here is the killing field of the earth.

A game from a higher-dimensional civilization.

Does it bring hope to mankind, or is it a conspiracy?

Facing a dying civilization.

Help ignite the fire, or watch from the sidelines?

When the right to choose all these things falls into your hands, how will you make your decision?

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Years later, Jiang Heyi recalled the night he logged into "Evidence of the Stars," and couldn't help but ponder a question. He had simply formed a gaming guild, gathered a few friends, and dreamt of happily experiencing a new game in his dreams. Why had the graphics become increasingly outrageous? Clearing new dungeons, luring NPCs back home, becoming the winner in life, and then reincarnating into another world to save another? He wasn't being modest. How did a mere gamer become the founder of a T0 guild?