Chapter 148 Burning the Foundation
Author: Blue Princess
last update2026-05-26 08:09:21

He was manipulating the probability engines of the world, forcing a convergence of conflict. He wasn't just playing the game; he was DMing a TPK—a Total Party Kill scenario—and Jian Chen was the target. 

The strain on the environment began to show. The sky above the southern provinces turned an angry, bruised purple, the clouds forming fractals that defied nature. The very birds in the air froze in place, unable to process the conflicting commands of the environm
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