Chu Kuangge wakes up to find himself transmigrated into a fantasy world where a hundred races stand tall and demons and monsters run rampant. Martial artists can split mountains and cleave peaks. Those who reach great mastery can turn rivers and oceans upside down with a wave of their hands, while the most powerful can bring devastation to all living things with a single thought.
This is a dazzling age, and also the most tragic one.
By a stroke of luck, however, Chu Kuangge obtains a golden finger called the Hero Prison.
This prison, known as the Hero Prison, holds countless vicious criminals from across the continent's history, spanning tens of thousands of years. Any one of them, if released, could stir up a storm in the world.
While other people fight with swords and knives, Chu Kuangge only needs to wave his arm, and countless criminals of overwhelming strength will fight tooth and nail for him.
From then on, Chu Kuangge rises to power, crushing all opposition as he advances toward an unmatched legend.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
After reading a few chapters, the slave contract is so simple? It's so scary, you still have to take out the paper? So backward? It's so terrifying, do you rely on your thoughts to decide your life or death? Being destroyed without even a thought in front of a strong person? Are they villains or saints? Wouldn't it be more perfect to have Hero Prison to wipe them out? More peace of mind?
Feared by the gods, prison of heroes
What's wrong with the title of the book being "Heroes" and the introduction being "Villains"?
If you want to see this type of movie, and it is good-looking, the protagonist has an online IQ, and there is no system, then go search Hero Prison. I don't know if you have seen it?
I leave temporarily just to come back stronger (Hero Prison)
I follow the footsteps of the doomsday and pursue your lost face. Doomsday messenger lucifer
A dream is like an oasis in the desert. If you persist for a long time, it is just a mirage; but a dream is also like the sand in the desert. As long as you walk through it, there will be footprints to stay. —Sand Pirate King
Make the protagonist a devil
I have read a book similar to this one. It is a hero prison. You can find the author.