A world of mass survival suddenly appears, leaving everyone at a loss, including high school student Su Chen.
Faced with a world teeming with danger, Su Chen thinks he is doomed, but to his surprise, he activates the Insight System.
The Insight System grants Su Chen the ability to see through the information and weaknesses of everything.
Monsters that others struggle to kill are utterly helpless before him.
When he kills a monster, he can obtain fragments of its skills.
Once he collects enough fragments, he can acquire the complete skill.
So Su Chen makes his fortune collecting fragments in all kinds of survival worlds. While everyone else is still struggling to get by, he has already reached the pinnacle of strength in the entire world, looking down on all living things!
[Survival worlds: post-apocalyptic worlds, ghost worlds, immortal cultivation worlds, fantasy worlds, future worlds, beast-taming worlds...]
I didn't see the universe. I didn't see that picking up the fragments was like going to the doomsday world. Speechless. The name was completely different from the content. Moreover, the fragments were given directly to you, not picked up. Isn't this just selling dog meat over sheep's heads?
I don't know why the protagonist is on the same starting line as the others, and the protagonist has a golden finger. Why is he still so weak? All the enemies he encounters are stronger than him! This is depressing and I lost one star.
What kind of book is this? Why do I get more and more confused the more I look at it, the early stage is okay, but the later stage is a mess?
Writing the protagonist's character like this makes him look like he's disabled
Rubbish
Speechless😒😒😒😒