Ye Chen transmigrated to a world where everyone cultivated. By a stroke of luck, he discovered that when living beings died, they dropped items. Only he could see these items, and only he could claim them.
Divine weapons, bloodlines, pills, cultivation techniques.
And so, Ye Chen unlocked a wildly overpowered mode, with everyone in the world farming gear for him.
"Hey, Divine King, could you move aside? You're blocking me from picking up that divine-grade cultivation technique, even though you're the one who dropped it."
"Holy crap, a divine weapon just dropped three hundred meters away."
"Damn, a giant snake just dropped a True Dragon bloodline. Fellow cultivator, your luck is insane! Too bad all this stuff belongs to me."
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
The protagonist of urban fantasy must enter the school. After entering the school, he starts to form a team to kill monsters. Then the protagonist pretends to be good, profits, wins beauties, and then goes to the college competition. No one except the beauties he knows believes that the protagonist can win. In the end, he wins the first place. Then he meets the dean and tells a certain secret. If the protagonist goes, he will get an opportunity. Then when he comes back, if something happens to the beauty, the protagonist will save him. Then there were a lot of things that were not there, and then I ran out of words.
What I hate the most is seeing these people who have golden fingers and join this or that force. They have a lot of everything, so joining a martial arts school is of no use.
Ever since I learned how to read book reviews, I have been in a book shortage.
I would like to ask the author, why does the protagonist want to become a disciple after hearing that he is a saint? What benefits can he get from becoming a disciple? He learned all the exercises without any effort at all. What a waste, or did he lack resources?
I've been in a book craving ever since I read the book review.
What the hell are you writing? It's a mess, the preface doesn't match the follow-up, and there's no sense of involvement at all. The writing is as bad as it gets.
You don't even know the Heaven-Swallowing Demon Technique, are you really traveling through time????
I'm very puzzled. The protagonist knows the Heaven-Swallowing Demon Technique, which is a devouring technique. Moreover, the protagonist doesn't even know swordsmanship, and has no bloodline or physique. How on earth can he hold a sword and fight against the sixth-grade Xiantian with a sword? Now it's natural for the protagonist to leapfrog the challenge. The least you can do is let us know why he can leapfrog the challenge!
What is written in the chapters after subscribing is a mess.
As a time traveler, you actually don't know what the Heaven-Swallowing Demon Technique is. How dare you say that you've read fantasy novels?