[Lighthearted, wild imagination, the body's hidden potential, high-martial world, fast-paced beatdowns, invincible!]
Shi Chen transmigrated to a parallel world experiencing spiritual qi revival, where he discovered that the cells in his body had gained sentience.
While others were still struggling to master a basic body-tempering art, he was making rapid progress thanks to the combined efforts of hundreds of billions of cells.
Nerve cells: The boss has awakened! All departments, report to your stations!
Muscle cells: On it, bro! Muscle-strengthening technique, activating!
Epithelial cells: Skin-tempering technique, working hard to get started!
Bone cells: Bone-forging technique, repeatedly hammering away!
Many years later, Shi Chen saw that each of his cells had evolved into a vast, boundless universe. He couldn't help but declare proudly, “I am invincible!”
[Readers, please don't take questions about human cells and the like too seriously. If you have any questions, feel free to leave a comment at the end of a chapter. Zhige checks and replies every day. Your support is greatly appreciated, thank you!]
It's great, really great! The plot is captivating and you can't stop watching. I wish there were more updates every day! [Learned something]
It's quite good; it's a strong, aggressive style where you get stronger as quickly as you go, and there aren't any face-slapping moments yet—it's always high-profile.
Your writing is so exquisite that I cannot compare. A single sentence of your classical Chinese is worth ten years of study. (Thumbs up to the author!) 😏😏😏
Update soon! Bonus chapter for the New Year! ψ(`∇´)ψ Wishing everyone a Happy New Year 2023!
Even a donkey wouldn't rest like that!
Keep it up! It's pretty good and worth watching. The only downside is that there are too few updates.
It's great! Keep it up, author!
This is the best novel I've ever read out of thousands of books. Highly recommended!
Sigh, one person remains silent, glances at the scene, and feels utterly helpless.
I can understand everything else, but why is there a cancer cell?