After graduating high school, Jonah gains the Build-it-All System and crashes on a mysterious Earth-like planet after leaving the Solar System. His livestream is secretly monitored by the Space Agency. He tames a baby alien T-Rex, uncovers deep-sea secrets, builds humanity's first floating continent, upgrades the Stellar, and begins an epic journey across the universe.
Geologist Daphne reaches out to livestreamer Jonah, warning the alien planet he resides on is on the brink of an apocalyptic disaster far worse than any Earth mass extinction. Jonah brushes off the threat, trusting his impenetrable safe house. Colleagues later critique Daphne’s harsh tone, highlighting Jonah’s exceptional tech and foresight.
On his third day stranded on an alien planet, Jonah dives 700 meters into the dark deep sea to recover his sinking spaceship. Viewers question how his special suit withstands extreme pressure, marvel at an intelligent baby T-Rex that understands him, and watch nervously as a deep-sea volcano grows more active.
When a volcano suddenly erupts, the team hurries to the wreckage fearing their recovery plan is ruined. They're relieved to find the ship's structure intact and supplies safe. Then a mysterious figure in the crater sparks doubt, while the protagonist reveals an infinite energy device and plans to explore the planet for a new continent.
When Jonah showcases a suspected controllable nuclear fusion core in his space livestream, authorities are stunned and consult space experts to verify its authenticity. Meanwhile, Jonah explores an alien planet and finds no land yet, leaving viewers curious if it's a full water world.
Stranded on a water-covered planet, Jonah and his crew need platinum to rebuild their spacecraft. When a massive platinum deposit is found near an underwater volcanic vent, Jonah ignores his crew’s worries about dangerous deep-sea creatures and dives deep. He locates the ore but faces a new hurdle—it’s too huge to transport, so he plans to break it into pieces.
After hours of supersonic drone flight over endless ocean, the team spots an unidentifiable, highly aggressive monster. They grow anxious for Jonah who dove deep, debating his slim chance to tame it—unlike the baby T-rex—and fearing his fate from its terrifying sonic attacks.
In this space live episode, Jonah is targeted by a terrifying, nuclear radiation-filled monster. After failing to escape, the team turns to nuclear physicist Zach, who delivers a grim verdict—Jonah will die within a month with no cure, fueling desperate concerns.
When all hope seems lost for Jonah, who's dying from radiation poisoning with a monster closing in, he activates his Build-it-All System. The system repairs his radiation-damaged body and builds powerful weapons like electromagnetic guns, setting the stage for a thrilling showdown.
Jonah astounds everyone by creating a nuclear-level weapon and battle-ready humanoid robots. His hand radiation infection mysteriously disappears, and he not only fights back against a fearsome monster but also wounds it, turning the clash into an electrifying alien war brimming with surprises.
After admitting they underestimated their foe, the team detects an intense energy reaction warning of an incoming ultimate attack. Ignoring retreat orders, they resolve to eliminate the threat today to avoid future peril, directing Rexy to stop it from powering up before ordering it to vanish forever.
Jonah uses an automated laser gun to fend off a terrifying monster in his space live stream, then announces he'll upgrade his safe house before signing off. On Earth, people marvel at his strength, are stunned by his fully recovered nuclear-radiated body, and crave his advanced technology.
Jonah, a high school graduate who defeated a deep-sea monster, is targeted by researchers. When planning to upgrade his safehouse, he complains about the system's 99-ton platinum cost, but learns massive resources lie 20,000 meters deep and decides to proceed, aiming to dominate the planet and build a new continent.
Streamer Jonah showcases his upgraded safe house with combat mode, then shocks viewers by announcing a 20000-meter dive into the alien deep sea. Worried fans beg him to stop, suggesting contacting his family or the Space Agency, while his safe house unexpectedly transforms into a submarine and dives deeper.
The team vehemently opposes Jonah's 20,000-meter dive, fearing leaked secrets will plunge the world into chaos. Undeterred, Jonah presses on; at 6,000 meters, the temperature soars to 50°C. Finally, 98% purity rare minerals are detected, and Jonah gears up to collect them right away.
Deep-sea explorers stumble upon the mythical Giant Fishbird, a creature over 500 meters long that's far more powerful than the earlier radiation monster. This revolutionary find boosts ancient life evolution research, while the team fears for Jonah's safety and wonders if the beast will attack.
While attempting to sneak past a mythical Giant Fishbird to retrieve required ore, the space crew is spotted by the fierce, immature yet incredibly powerful creature. They activate defenses, evade its attack, and discover its horn is the energy core, preparing to use pulse cannons to stop its incoming energy strike.
When Jonah is spotted, everyone fears the worst for him. Watching the evenly matched standoff, they're surprised as Jonah fights back. Amidst intense vehicle maneuvering commands, Jonah uses his skills to drive off the threat and narrowly escapes disaster by taking refuge in a safe house, delivering tense, thrilling moments.
Colleagues marvel at Jonah, who drove off the Giant Fishbird that even conventional weapons can't harm, and crave to research his mysterious safe house. Jonah secures 98% pure core minerals to build a ship core for leaving, when a massive super-energy ore deposit is detected deep underwater.
Streamer Jonah discovers a massive reserve of land-building super energy ore in the 30,000-meter deep sea. Defying viewers' warnings of prehistoric monsters and unpredictable deadly risks, he is determined to dive deeper. Worried viewers even plan to contact his family to stop him, stoking intense suspense.
When a team tries to reach Jonah's family to stop his dangerous deep-sea dive, they find his parents fretting over his disappearance before college apps. Jonah then calls, stunning everyone by claiming he's left the solar system and vowing to show live proof.