The Multiverse: Maxed-Out Affixes, My Guardian Fists Shatter the Stars

After guarding a grave for three years, Yi Dong thought this was all life had in store for him. Then the Multiverse Network arrived, and he became the limited-class “Guardian,” with the most outrageous version of all: Watcher of the End, Endless Affixes. Every piece of loot came with a Chaos Affix, which could add extra skills, enhance forms, or even change the very nature of an ability.

He chose the path of body tempering: every time he took damage, his resistance increased permanently. A murloc’s bone spear pierced his thigh: piercing resistance +1. A mad stag sent him flying over ten meters: his blunt-force resistance shot up. While others dodged attacks, he charged straight into them. With “Food Is Everything,” which let him gain the benefits of whatever he ate, the more he got hit, the stronger he became, and the more he ate, the mightier he grew.

Daily dungeons yielded Affixes, and weekly dungeons dropped epics. He added “Enemy of Murlocs” to a poisoned spear and cut through murlocs like vegetables. He stacked “Brute Force” on a charging helmet and smashed elite monsters to pieces with a headbutt. When the kobold chieftain came rushing in, conjuring a fireball, Yi Dong had already stacked dozens of layers of resistance. He took the spell head-on and crushed its skull with a single punch.

From gravedigger to Guardian who could punch through planes, he was just one Affix away. When his Affixes were fully stacked and mythic power flooded his body, even the planes would tremble at this punch.

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