Eu no Gênesis Cyberpunk
Este é o mundo dos estudiosos, onde o confucionismo e o taoismo atingem a santidade suprema, e a poesia e os livros têm o poder de matar. As pessoas não valorizam riqueza ou aparência, apenas sabedoria e talento. Liu Jun reencarna como um jovem de família pobre, sem esperança de progredir nos estudos, até que acidentalmente adquire a habilidade de evolução fúngica, tornando-se o Mestre dos Fungos, recebendo um novo dom a cada poucos dias e se transformando em um ser supremo. Veja como ele constrói um laboratório de civilização, evolui mundos e cria inúmeros universos. Esta é, talvez, a história de uma pessoa comum tornando-se um deus criador em um mundo cybernético de estudiosos.
Eu no Gênesis Cyberpunk
This is a world of scholars.
People take pride in reading, gleaning wisdom and understanding from the world’s affairs, nurturing their essence, energy, and spirit. Scholars are held in the highest esteem, and great intellectuals are revered. Those powerful literati and poets can command the forces of nature, kill with a breath, and soar through the air on their swords.
In various regions, those who become stronger through study are called magicians, witches, spirit cultivators, and sages.
But that was five thousand years ago—now, they are all called Mentalists.
A fine rain drizzled down.
Rehe No. 13 Elite High School.
Tap, tap, tap!
The rubber track echoed with the staccato sound of sulfurous yellow rainwater.
The beautiful homeroom teacher of Class Three, Senior Year, Anhe Si, led the morning run:
“We’ll begin now. Eight hundred meters in the rain. If you can’t take it, use an umbrella…”
Her voice rang out, clear and powerful even in the downpour.
“Children born in the slums must learn to struggle in acid rain. I succeeded, so I must tear away your umbrellas!”
“As I always say: living in Rehe City is our fortune! The medicated waste gases discharged into the atmosphere from Rehe Heavy Industries stimulate our bodies! They promote our intellectual development and foster the growth of our mental powers.”
“This is a blessing other poor students elsewhere would beg for!”
“Others have to order our city’s rainwater by mail just to bathe in it, but you can soak in it as you please! Don’t take y
