Slightly Lazy Evil Carefree Cultivator Book 1

In a private hospital room, an old man lies on a bed with many devices observing his condition. 

*Beep*

*Beep*

*Beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee...*

The sound of the electrocardiogram alerted the nurse's station of a patient flatlining.

Back in the room, the man took his final breath as calm as a lake with not a single ripple.

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"L-lord of Evil candidate found. Transferring seed." A voice said nervously as his shaking hands hovered above 2 circular globes each filled with countless stars.

"The first step is, oftentimes, the most difficult." A majestic voice echoed in his mind as a man seemingly made of light was taking a stroll around a white space filled with countless globes similar to the ones in front of the other person.

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At the center of a dark and massive throne room, a corpse of a man lies on the carpet.

"Huh?" The man suddenly opened his eyes and jolted up, falling on his back confused.

He began to quickly examine his body only to find out it was entirely different.

'This is not my body!' Looking at his hands, touching his face, everything he felt was not through the senses of an old man.

Then he looked around until his eyes caught the sight of someone on a throne looking at him with eyes as red as blood.

'Am I in hell?' The man thought to himself maintaining a calm face, resigning himself to his fate.

"Hmmmm…" The silhouette sitting on the throne curiously sized up the man on the floor as if he had seen something interesting.

The man who was a corpse just seconds ago sprang up like he was just woken up from slumber.

"Are you Satan?" The man asked with a serious tone and calm expression as he stood up.

"No. Who is this... Satan?" The silhouette's eyes narrowed to slits as he seemed to be irritated.

'Hmmmm. It seems this is a different world then.' The man deduced, holding a hand to his chin while looking sideways, also surprised that his thinking ability felt clear once more.

Then he tried to recall his memories from the other world and he was overjoyed that they were still there.