Chen Ye obtains a Survival System. As long as he survives the missions set by the System, he earns rewards.
But Chen Ye exploits bugs in the System by using the real world.
Ten vicious dogs tremble in fear as they watch Chen Ye standing outside a dog meat restaurant.
The thousand-year-old Ghost King grits his teeth at the sight of Chen Ye beneath the mountain where the Longshan Daoist Court stands.
A fire-wielding esper flies into a rage at the sight of Chen Ye dancing in the fire station courtyard.
Before the gunman can even react, security has already taken him down.
Wait, the reward is a lithography machine blueprint?
"Chief, I want to hand this in..."
Hundreds of cultivators stare at the planes, cannons, and tanks, completely dumbfounded.
As the missions grow more difficult, Chen Ye partners with the nation to benefit its people and protect himself.
Aside from a few slightly off-putting plot points, I think the author wrote quite well. As he himself said, it's an area he's not particularly skilled in, so it's already excellent. Thank you to the author for bringing us stress relief and joy with their work.
That's great! It makes me want to say those three words—yes, those three words you're thinking of, or even four words if you really want to. 🙂
Actually, this book is quite good. At first, I thought it was about an urban tycoon, but who knew it was about urban superpowers? Of course, even if it is about urban superpowers, the author writes very well. Keep it up!
It's alright, not too bad.
Or if it doesn't have a bad ending, I think it should be able to reach over eight points.
Reading up to chapter 50, not bad.
Although there are some flaws, the writing is quite good; it's just a pity that it was left unfinished.
Don't trust anyone (anyone!).
While the story template is a very old-fashioned system novel, the plot is quite creative. The character development is somewhat lacking, and the background exposition is a bit rushed. However, the overall story is tight, without any dull moments or transitional chapters, making it well worth reading! Five-star rating!
Even with a rating 7.5 Or lower, it's still okay.