In the City: I'm Invincible, So Do Whatever You Want

Qin Hao fought his way back from another world to the real world. Even he has no idea how powerful he is.

All he knows is that the once-overbearing System doesn't dare utter a peep in front of him anymore.

In the eyes of the world, he is a god of slaughter, one who can butcher a million without batting an eye.

But to his parents, he is still that obedient little "Haozi."

To his rivals, Qin Hao is a scumbag: brutal and unreasonable.

But those national goddesses and award-winning actresses say, "That's right, Qin Hao is the sugar daddy behind me. What are you going to do about it?"

To Eagle Country, Qin Hao alone is worth a million soldiers.

To Rabbit Country, it's, "With Qin Hao on our side, who dares fight us?"

Watching the two countries' feud grow more heated, Eagle Country was even preparing to deploy its "peaceful" weapons.

Qin Hao merely said, "I'm invincible. Do whatever you want!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.