The world owed me a cheat.
Li Wei had once said that to Kaka in half-jest.
Unfortunately, Kaka was still in a state of semi-logical confusion at the time and could not understand that sort of joke.
Of course, it was only a joke. Li Wei had never felt that anyone owed him anything. Having transmigrated from another world, he had always maintained a detached attitude toward uncontrollable external forces: gain them, and it was his fortune; lose them, and it was his fate.
Otherwise, for any ordinary person, even if they had escaped the kobolds' pursuit, facing the long three years of lonely, deserted life in that dark nest afterward—without a strong heart and a sufficiently optimistic mindset, they would likely have gone mad long ago.
Compared to those children of destiny in the novels of his previous life, who began with systems included as standard, Li Wei's transmigration had undoubtedly been a little more miserable.
He had indeed encountered a "system" likewise from another plane, but regrettably, it was a secondhand product suffering from persecution delusions. Regarding this, he could only say: damn it, Senior Brother Karsus, who had already passed away.
In the end, Kaka, having been harshly rejected yet still attempting to force its way onto him, overturned the cart completely. Not only did it burst Li Wei's pitiful draconic inheritance space, but it also crammed his mental space full of massive amounts of information garbage that was difficult to recycle and reuse. It even severely clogged and occupied Li Wei's brain storage, once making Li Wei, whose progress in learning arcane arts had slowed to a crawl, deeply suspect that he was intellectually disabled.
But as the database was slowly repaired, Li Wei went from initial excitement and anticipation to gradually suspecting that Icarus, that