"Ding! You threw a punch. Fortune multiplied ten thousandfold: your Strength +0.1."
"Ding! You took a step. Fortune multiplied ten thousandfold: your Agility +0.1."
"Ding! You kicked open a jar. Fortune multiplied ten thousandfold: you obtained an Epic Treasure Map."
"Ding! You dug up a treasure site. Fortune multiplied ten thousandfold: you obtained the Epic weapon, Blade of the Ruined King, and the Legendary skill, Divine Possession."
After an accident, Lin Lei, a high school senior, transmigrates to a parallel, game-like apocalypse overrun by zombies and strange beasts, where strength is everything. Before the college entrance exams, he obtains the Ten-Thousandfold Fortune System!
The college entrance exam advancement trial.
Elite student: "That's insane! He took down the ladder boss in one hit!"
School prodigy: "Examiner, I hereby report someone for cheating! He reached the top of the 99th floor in half an hour!"
Lin Lei: "There's no way I'd cheat. My classmates are all so lovely, and they're so good at talking. They're all talented. I'm just a tiny bit lucky..."
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Just add 0.1 For 10,000 times. How many dishes do you have? Is the protagonist's boss the power of bacteria?
I really have no brains to write a villain, he can get upset about anything and cause trouble. I really just write without thinking. I read **.
This strength assessment is very confusing. The protagonist's skills are all counted, but others' are not. The protagonist can easily use epic skills after learning them at ordinary level. Others' parents are epic villains but do not have epic skills. The equipment is the same and they are all the same routine. And I really don't believe that an epic strong man can fight with skills and equipment.
Why are you so bitter? I was hated by my classmates and hated by the monster before he died. I am speechless.
Are you lucky or talented?
I thought the world would be in chaos, but there was still order. Could this be the end? Another academic type, another mentally retarded villain
After reading a few chapters, it's all watery, so there's no need to read all the data. Leave it to do your math homework.
Wow, how can you defeat someone who has been a professional for decades after getting the system in just one day? Or a flash sale? Do you think it's nonsense?
It doesn't matter if you, the author, are indifferent to life, but you make the protagonist so stingy, demanding revenge, and not taking life seriously. Isn't it too selfish to be a bystander despite being capable?
After Goldfinger awakened, his prototype was revealed