Everyone on the Team Is an MVP; the Protagonist Doesn't Deserve One

Name: Everyone on the Team Is an MVP; the Protagonist Doesn't Deserve One
Author: Hong Ye

队友都是MVP主角不配拥有

by Hong Ye (红业)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 395k Words
Genre: Urban
Subgenre: Urban High-Concept
Updated: 2y ago
Source: Fanqie

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[System + Supernatural Abilities + Spiritual Qi Revival + The Unknown]

A spiritual meteor falls, and spiritual qi surges across the globe!

As they explore the way forward, they encounter the nuclear-contaminated wastewater discharged by the Fukushima nuclear power plant, unleash a hard-core nuclear blast on Japan, and solve the problem. Along the way, how will they resolve the world's underground industries? What is the truth behind the spiritual meteor incident? What secrets lie hidden in history that defies common sense? Where does the road ahead lead?

Have our great ancestors found the answers? Countless ancestors entered the game with their own lives to verify the true course of history and explore the unknown...

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Books About Developing Teammates and a Team, with the Protagonist as the Core of the Group as They Grow Together

The protagonist can help their teammates grow. The team should preferably be small, with five, six, or seven members. Games, other worlds, the apocalypse, fantasy, cultivation, Systems, anything is fine.

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