Transmigration: Children of The Plane
I'm editing the third arc. (Progress Chapter 100-152) Xue Bai, a young ALS patient, dies without experiencing a childhood. But instead of a normal death, Xue Bai ended up in the situation of his dreams. He had transmigrated into a cultivation world, only to realize the world he is in now was a game he played before he died. With his knowledge of the game, will he finally live his dream life in the new world, or will he die before making anything of himself? How will he deal with the protagonists in the game who have been blessed by the very plane itself? Will he fight against them or befriend them? Xue Bai might've been transmigrated into a cripple, but with his knowledge of the game, he would go big or go home. ————————————————————————— The picture on the cover or the one I have used in the character illustration chapter does not belong to me. They were just creations I found that resembled how the characters I had imagined looked. If the creator wishes for me to take them down, please contact me. ————————————————————————— If you like this type of novel or my writing in general, be sure to check out my other novels, Pay-to-Win Martial Emperor and Rebirth of a Divine Lord. ————————————————————————— Personal Links. Discord Server: https://discord.gg/qhZjTJSFTs Support me here at Kofi! https://ko-fi.com/slarbi123
Zhu Que, The Rags to Riches Protagonist
Zhu Que, The Rags to Riches Protagonist
The female Child of the Plane was a humble village girl named Zhu Que.
She was born in a small fishing village on the most southern tip of the Southern Continent in the year of 961, making her a year older than Xue Bai but a year younger than Huo Long.
Usually, the ocean in the Baishen Plane was the most terrifying place, as not only were the waters deeper than how higher the skies were, but also how many demonic beasts lurked within.
This also made the fisherman occupation almost completely extinct, as to be able to catch the ferocious demonic beats within the oceans, one had to have the matching strength. Because, unlike forests where with enough rearing, one could control the population and strengths of the demonic beasts within, the ocean was too big and mysterious to be controlled.
Making it a place uncontrolled and untouched by humanity.