The Suicide System: From the Start, I Urge Ministers to Replace the Emperor

He transmigrates to a world plagued by frequent wars, where dynasties stand side by side, immortals and martial artists coexist, and danger lurks everywhere.

Fang Xiao prays to the heavens: "Give me a System that lets me win without lifting a finger!"

Then he awakens the Suicidal System.

Dying makes you invincible. The logic is simple and straightforward. Fang Xiao figures: "It's hard to die just by staying alive. How difficult can it be to get myself killed?"

And so, Fang Xiao embarks on a path of reckless self-destruction.

But gradually, Fang Xiao starts to feel that something is wrong: Why can't I die?!!!

At court, he urges the ministers to replace the emperor, but the emperor secretly calls him his "benefactor."

In the martial world, he angrily mouths off to a "big brother," only to inexplicably become the gang's top leader.

He provokes an icy, pure, and beautiful immortal maiden, who suddenly falls for him.

He practices the "Ten Thousand Deaths Art," a technique that should be fatal, yet his cultivation keeps rising as he plays around...

Many years later, Fang Xiao, the court's "Deputy Chancellor," the martial world's "Godfather," and the strongest man under heaven, finally bares his heart after one too many drinks: "I've been at this for years, and all I want is to die! Is it really that hard???"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.