[System + lighthearted + no heroine + satisfying power fantasy]
Other people’s Systems give away divine weapons for signing in, hand out free money, and help their hosts humiliate their enemies. But something is seriously wrong with my System!
[Task One: Help a poor child cut in line to enter the garden.]
It’s over two meters tall. How can you call that a child?
And you call the place where top-tier demon clan bigwigs live a garden?
[Task Two: Help an innocent young woman tour the attractions of Martial Emperor Mountain.]
That’s a forbidden zone for the human race. What the hell do you mean, attractions?
And that innocent young woman… is she even human?
[Task Three: Help a poor little animal return to its homeland.]
You think the ferocious demon beast with a green face and fangs, staring at me and drooling, is poor?
Are you trying to get me killed?
…
Luo Yize looks at the tasks and sneers. “Whoever wants to do them can do them. I’m not doing a damn thing!”
And yet…
Sorry, what are principles?
You can only blame the damn System for offering too much!
Tomato's new book "A Ray of Light" abandons the cliche plots and stereotyped character impressions that are often found in novice novels. The villains have their own IQs, and they do not try to fool readers with vague and abstract writing methods. However, there are only more than 50 chapters. I hope the author can maintain it.