Legend of Shu Mountain

The real world. Late autumn was cool, but not cold.

The autumn wind always howled, and the sky had lost the brightness of the previous few days. It remained gloomy, as though trapped in a state where it looked like it would rain but never did.

An Yang had stayed in Parランス for more than a year, which was equivalent to nearly a month and a half in the real world.

The system had played the role of an assistant perfectly. Although it was tsundere, and had once spouted some nonsense about "the interval between tasks being related to the completion time of the previous task and the difficulty of the next one," it was still cute enough not to rush An Yang into starting his next task.

A month and a half was enough to unify Parランス, but that did not mean he had nothing left to do.

Parランス itself was an extremely contradictory place. The system had probably spent considerable effort finding it among the countless worlds. A place so contradictory yet full of opportunities made an excellent instance, especially since the times had already pushed it to the brink of unification.

By unifying Parランス, An Yang had effectively cleared the instance. The treasure chest he obtained would often be worth more than the entire instance.

The technology left behind by the Temple Era was only part of it. After all, the several thousand sleeping Temple higher-ups were hardly geniuses. They clearly could not restart shattered Parランス with these technologies alone.

Therefore, to restore Parラン스 civilization as quickly as possible after the war ended, they had designed a batch of artificial humans proficient in construction, technology, and engineering. Their technological principles came from the same source as the heavenly soldiers, the artificial lifeforms dedicated to combat.

Once they