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Rise of the Godking

On a continent surrounded by the Sea, a man once transmigrated to the body of a lowly child called Daneel. Armed with a mysterious system, step by step, he rose to the peak, creating legends and usurping enemies of unimaginable power. Yet, one enemy among them stood supreme. Born in a world much stronger than his own, they sent an attack to destroy him and everything he holds dear...but unbeknownst to them, he used their very power to travel to their home. In this new world filled with danger and countless opportunities, will he succumb and let down the hopes of the millions who await his return? Or will he rise...and dominate? Follow his ascent to the Heavens, and beyond, as his journey begins anew! Full name of Novel- World Domination System: Rise of the Godking Note to new readers: This is a continuation of 'World Domination System'. It is not necessary, at all, to read the previous book to enjoy this one. All the deeds already performed by the MC will be brought up as legends which will be elaborated enough for anyone who is joining us at this juncture(the same applies to all other relevant information). So come along, and enter the world of World Domination! Join the subreddit: r/RoTGK for discussions, updates and more! Link: https://www.reddit.com/r/RoTGK/

KillerHemboy · Fantasy
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Passing on

For the first time since he had begun his journey, Daneel did not have to skirt the edges of an island to reach his destination.

The entire place was a wasteland, filled with nothing but dunes of sand and rolling mountains that could be scaled easily. As he made his way forward, with the system securely scanning everything so that he didn't need to be worried, he found a few remnants of buildings that had once been present here and there.

Only the foundations could be seen, made of stone and built to weather decades or even centuries, if need be. Whatever had been built atop them had faded away long ago, and unlike one of the islands he had passed, they weren't even any bones left to suggest that humans had once lived here.