I'm Good at Dying: Giving the Scamming World a Little Shock

Fang Hao transmigrates to Blue Star and awakens the Self-Injury System.

By hurting his own body, he can earn rewards from the System.

At first, he thought the System was utterly useless.

Then, after watching a soccer match, Fang Hao realized where his true worth lay.

So in the soccer league, he managed to break six bones, cough up blood three times, and suffer eight concussions...

At the cost of shattering every bone in his body, he got more than half the opposing team's players sent off, giving the sports world quite a shock.

From then on, Fang Hao caught on.

A deep-cover cop needs to earn a drug lord's trust, so he shoots Fang Hao in the head right in front of the boss and wins the drug lord's admiration.

When a scammer tries to stage an accident, Fang Hao suffers fatal internal bleeding first, leaving the scammer stunned.

When faced with a restaurant with powerful connections that gouges its customers, Fang Hao eats a meal that gives him stomach cancer and gastric bleeding, scaring the owner half to death.

And when faced with all the injustices around the world, Fang Hao fearlessly lays down his life, dragging countless villains down with him.

Years later, Fang Hao has achieved fame and success. Looking back on those early days, he delivers a now-classic line:

Sometimes, the dead really are more useful than the living.

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