Bad news: at the graduation party, I was dumped by my childhood sweetheart who got rich overnight!
Good news: On the eve of the disaster, I awakened the system.
Bad news: It's a Journey to the West system where you can only draw one card per day.
Good news: Cards exist permanently and can be used in advanced combinations.
The bad news: The arrival of each card seems to herald the unknown catastrophe that will follow.
On the first day, I drew [Tudi Gong's Earth Escape Technique]. I was worried that it was useless, but the teaching building collapsed.
Everyone saw me digging out the school flowers from the ground.
Ex-girlfriend and her new rich second generation (dumbfounded): "What kind of earthy superpower is this?!"
The next day, I drew [Roaring Sky Dog]. Before I could complain, I was surrounded by mutant dogs.
I silently summoned the shadow of the divine dog, and the dogs were so frightened that they ran away with their tails between their legs.
The aloof school belle (pupil earthquake): "You... Summoned the gods?"
On the third day, I drew the [Panana Fan]. It was too late to make a quick guess, and we were blocked by spider webs on the highway.
The rich second generation was still lighting fire, so I passed over with a fan, blowing away the man, the fire, and the cobwebs.
Everyone: "..."
On the Nth day, you drew [Dragon King]? The flood broke out, and the school beauty was swept into the river and shouted for help...
[Clairvoyance]? Jade Pure Bottle? Somersault Cloud? Dinghai Shenzhen? For permanent use?
Help! I just want to develop in a low-key manner, but the system always forces me to become the most connected household on the surface!
Reader comments
Holy shit, fun and interesting.
The writing is okay, but it's best to mark the Madonna in the introduction. Not many Tomato readers like the Madonna.
Give it a six-star review. It looks great. It looks so good that I feel like vomiting. Just bring your own antidote.
Holy shit, fun and interesting.
The writing is okay, but it's best to mark the Madonna in the introduction. Not many Tomato readers like the Madonna.
Give it a six-star review. It looks great. It looks so good that I feel like vomiting. Just bring your own antidote.