Douluo Dragon King: I Have an Minecraft Dimension

When we came out of the Starry Sky Forest, it wasn't dark yet, which meant that less than thirty minutes had passed outside.

With some time remaining, Tang Heng took the Golden Lion to the Ascension Platform.

Similar to the Spirit Ascension Platform in the Douluo Continent, this platform is also divided into three levels: beginner, intermediate, and advanced.

Although you can revive after dying, you don't lose anything upon death. You have many more valuable items on you than when you first started, so it's a hassle to pick them up one by one if you lose them.

Most importantly, one cannot return to the original point after death; one must re-enter from outside the Ascension Platform.

Each time you spawn at random coordinates, looting corpses becomes even more troublesome.

Tang Heng chose to practice at the beginner's spirit-ascension platform first.

After entering the primary spirit ascension platform, he was born next to a waterfall, and nearby there was a lake connected to the waterfall, with lush aquatic plants and schools of fish.

The outlet at the end of the lake transforms into a winding river, with the lake water flowing into the distance along the river channel.

There were some sugarcane and bamboo growing by the lake. As a veteran Minecraft player, I certainly wouldn't let these basic resources go to waste, so I just grabbed them and stuffed them all into my backpack.

Perhaps because of the water source, Tang Heng encountered many soul beasts who came here to drink water, even though he hadn't been here long.

Their strength ranges from several decades to several hundred years, and they come in many varieties. There are no particularly powerful ones; basically, he can kill one with a single claw.

Unlike increasing soul power in the main world, killing soul beasts in the Ascension Platform only increases mental power and the age of soul rings.

Even a small amount is still something.

Entering the Spirit Ascension Platform in the Douluo Continent costs a lot of money, and even the intermediate and advanced levels are generally inaccessible to the average person, no matter how much money they have.

This is a valuable resource, and we must make good use of it.

Tang Heng silently calculated his lunch break time while leading the Golden Lion to dominate the Elementary Spirit Ascension Platform.

In the MC dimension, the Golden Lion briefly gained a physical body, its two-meter-long body filled with explosive muscles.

The two were of one mind. Tang Heng rode directly on the golden lion, holding a wooden puppet in his left hand and an iron spear in his right. The wind baboons and the like were pierced through five by a single spear, all of which were transformed into energy and flowed into their bodies.

[Mental Strength +0.01]

[Mental Strength +0.009]

[Mental Strength +0.02]

......

In just half a day, Tang Heng's mental strength increased by nearly five points, while Jin Ni's cultivation level increased by more than three hundred years.

This was still at the initial Spirit Ascension Platform, where we hadn't encountered many hundred-year-old soul beasts, and most of them were low-level soul beasts with only a few decades of cultivation.

Perhaps due to the addition of the draw sword module, a lot of Radiant Soul Orbs dropped when killing Soul Beasts, which is one of the essential materials needed to synthesize higher-level draw swords later.

After leaving the Spirit Ascension Platform, Tang Heng put all the Radiant Soul Pearls he had collected that day into a box.

Take out the bamboo you just cut by the lake, and then put the puppet back together.

Using brand-new puppets and bamboo, Tang Heng successfully crafted the nameless sword, "Bamboo Light."

【Bamboo Light】 deals slightly more damage than the Puppet and has a slightly higher durability, but it still lacks the various fancy SE sword moves of those divine weapons.

"The silver paper bamboo light can be synthesized now, but can it be forged using rare metals from Douluo Continent?"

Now that we've connected two dimensions, we should experiment more; we might just discover new ways to play.

Tang Heng put the bamboo light into his backpack, then with a thought, he exited my world and returned to the grove he had just been in.

"Ding ding ding—"

The bell rang just then, and Tang Heng hurried to the classroom.

Although he was a few minutes late, the teacher did not reprimand him. She just told Tang Heng to quickly return to his seat and said nothing more.

The afternoon classes were dull and boring, consisting mainly of basic knowledge about Soul Masters.

Soon it was time to get out of school. As soon as the bell rang, Tang Wulin grabbed Tang Heng and ran out, clearly eager to get out.

On the way, Tang Heng went into a small supermarket and bought some chocolates because Na'er seemed to like them yesterday.

"We're back!"

The door was pushed open, and a small, silver-haired boy, hearing the noise, rushed to the entrance and threw himself into Tang Heng's arms.

"Welcome back, Heng-gege~"

"Me too! Me too!"

Na'er smiled gently, let go of Tang Wulin's hand, and walked up to him, returning a big hug in return.

"Here, I bought this for you."

Na'er took the chocolate from Tang Heng's hand, overjoyed, and tiptoed to gently peck Tang Heng's cheek.

"Thank you, brother!"

By the time he came to his senses, Na'er had already run back to the kitchen, leaving behind a string of silvery laughter.

"Hmm... Brother is so cunning, no wonder he went out of his way to buy chocolate." Tang Wulin pouted and stared at him, just like a bloated pufferfish.

Tang Heng smiled, gave Tang Wulin's head a hard tug, and told him to go do his homework.

"Brother, aren't you doing your homework?"

"The teacher has exempted me from this, and told me to just focus on my cultivation."

"That's not fair!"

"Hahaha, let's talk about fairness when you can beat me."

Tang Wulin reluctantly went to do his homework, while Tang Heng made an excuse to go for a stroll, found a secluded corner, and entered my world.

He didn't focus on improving his soul power this time; instead, he planned to build himself a new house.

Living in the blacksmith's shop all the time isn't a good solution, and besides, Tang Heng was quite skilled in architecture in his previous life, so building a simple house wouldn't be difficult for him.

After quickly organizing the building materials in the box, I got right to start building.

Site selection and foundation construction...

Many villagers came to watch, gathering together to see Tang Heng build a house next to their village.

"Hmm hmm hmm?" "Hmm hmm hmm hmm." "Hmm hmm hmm hmm!"

The villagers seemed to be talking, but Tang Heng couldn't understand their local dialect and wasn't interested.

Until a stonemason villager came up to him and showed him his trading list:

64 emeralds can be exchanged for one dyed terracotta tile.

So they were plotting how to trick him, weren't they?

Tang Heng decisively cut out the [Bamboo Light], the tip of the knife pressed against the unscrupulous merchant's neck.

"Hmm hmm hmm!"

The stonemason dropped the clay tile and ran away.

"What kind of village of swindlers am I living in? Everyone here is so greedy. I'll hang all the streetlights on the walls after I build them."

After a couple of warnings, the villagers who had been watching immediately scattered like birds and beasts.

The iron golems from the village also came over and patrolled around Tang Heng's hut, driving away the zombies and skeletons that had tried to harm Tang Heng at night.

To express his gratitude, Tang Heng would give the iron golem a small amount of iron ingots after each stage of construction was completed.

After consuming the iron ingots, the iron golem's wounds quickly disappeared, and the health lost in the fight with the zombies was restored.

"Buzz—"

The iron golem pulled out a poppy from somewhere and handed it to Tang Heng.

Tang Heng took the safflower, held it to his nose and gently inhaled its fragrance. The delightful aroma made him feel happy and relaxed.

"Thank you, Brother Tie."

Tang Heng planted poppies in the flower bed in front of the house and continued to build the house day and night.

Construction was finally completed on the third day at sunrise.

"Phew, just a simple country cottage."

Looking at his work, Tang Heng felt a sense of accomplishment. Perhaps it was because it had become a reality that he felt a particular sense of satisfaction.