The continent of Shival, a world of “swords and magic, martial arts and cultivation, mechanical ascension, and...”
Qin Feng from Blue Star is randomly chosen for a summoning and arrives in this world, where he gains a power that can grow without limit…
What? I only have two health points?
I can stack health by killing monsters, so let's start with a small target!
What? My attack power is only 0.2??
Don't panic. I can stack damage by killing monsters, and I can cultivate both physical and magical attacks…
Qin Feng will look down on the entire continent.
“You think~ you can~ ki↗ll↗ me↗↗↗?”
(The synopsis doesn't do it justice. Please read the story itself.)
Yeah, five stars for encouragement, but I hope the author doesn't forget that this contract is forced to be signed later in the writing. The subsequent relationship with the contractor is also based on the premise of this unequal and equal contract. The protagonist must protect the contractor. Therefore, when the protagonist becomes stronger in the middle and later stages, he will definitely have to fall out, or at least terminate the contract, and then re-examine his relationship with the people in this world 🤔
The author's writing is okay, but the protagonist's path to becoming stronger is not quite right. Logically speaking, shouldn't he take the path of an ascended person? After reading it, at the last chapter, I felt like the author wanted to force-feed shit. The protagonist was a tool. You can throw it away after use
[Learned] [Learned] I, the newcomer, seek attention, bookshelf...
Step by step and methodical, the foreshadowing plot came out a little early
Five-star support.
666, Not very good. I can read it and give some encouragement.
Completed the book on January 16, 2024