No overpowered hero, no System, no brainless plot, no wish-fulfillment. I'm writing it now, so hurry up and write: it ends with the author killing off the protagonist. Read at your own risk if that bothers you.
Would you believe that the first person someone meets after coming back from the dead turns out to be the final boss?!
The protagonist, Tang Jinyu, had already had his ashes scattered, but somehow he became an immortal.
This was supposed to be a sad story. No, wait, is it a story where only the protagonist can save the world, using a toothpick to move the universe?
There's nothing for it: buckle down and keep grinding until you drop.
Marx once said, “I hereby declare that I am not responsible for the contents of this book.”
It begins with a cross-dimensional matchmaking event set to take place in an hour at the central square in the capital. Countless people crowd the entrances to the surrounding supermarkets, making the place a hive of activity.
In the middle of all that foot traffic, a taxi pulls over, and the driver opens the door and steps out.
He is dressed in a white suit. His name is Tang Jinyu.
He is about to meet someone he would never want to meet in a million years, then deliver that classic line:
“This little sister of mine... I believe we've met.”
“If I'd known you were coming, I wouldn't have come.”
Great, very exciting at first sight!!!