Primordial Slime: I Devour The World

Primordial Slime: I Devour The World

3.5
Primordial Slime: I Devour The World Average 3.5 / 5 out of 4
Author: Ongoing

Synopsis

Tanaka Morima was one of the few chosen to test the world's most ambitious fantasy game. But he died before he ever got the chance to truly play it. When he opened his eyes again, he found himself in a completely different world. And his new body? A slime. The weakest monster in existence. In this world, names are more than just words—they are proof of identity and a source of power. Most monsters are born without names, destined to live short and meaningless lives. Slimes especially are treated as nothing more than materials for potions, hunted by humans and ignored by stronger creatures. But Tanaka is different. With the ability to absorb monsters, inherit their skills, and evolve beyond natural limits, he begins a journey that no slime has ever achieved before. Every battle makes him stronger. Every enemy he defeats adds new abilities to his arsenal. Every evolution brings him closer to becoming something the world has never seen. What begins as a small slime village hidden in the wilderness slowly transforms into something much greater. A village becomes a monster settlement. A settlement becomes a powerful territory. A territory becomes the foundation of a kingdom. Along the way, Tanaka gathers allies from different races. Wolves become guardians and scouts. Rabbits become skilled craftsmen and healers. Other monsters find a place where they can live and grow together. But the world will not ignore their rise forever. Ancient dungeons awaken. Human kingdoms grow suspicious. Adventurers and hunters arrive seeking fame, treasure, and monster cores. And at the center of it all is a creature nobody ever expected to matter. A small, nameless slime from a forgotten cave. A monster that will one day become the **Primordial Slime**, the origin of an entire race. He will consume power. He will build a kingdom. And he will carve his own destiny into the history of this world.

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