The age of spiritual qi revival.
A colossal hand of destruction wreaks havoc across the world.
After Ye Jian fails his first awakening, he works hard to earn money so he can try again.
But one day, he wakes up to find...
A little girl on his bed calling him Master?
And he’s bound to a Spark System that keeps issuing missions.
His ordinary but hopeful daily life is destroyed by disaster.
Reluctantly relying on others to get by, he manages to deal with the disaster and earns the highest honor. Then he learns he has become a spirit-contract master, able to form contracts with spirit beasts.
He’s torn between living off his looks and refusing to live off anyone.
Griseo: I want to paint a picture for you using the colors of the rest of your life.
Ye Jian: Griseo, stop! That painting eats people. Don’t go tattooing others without permission.
Fake villains: Shut up! Shut up! Stop eating! I’ll never do anything bad again...
Villains who never back down: We both awakened a second time. How are you so much better?
Ye Jian: Huh? I... Hey! Griseo, don’t take someone else’s colors and tattoo a heart on their lower belly...
The subject matter and world view design are very good, but the author's writing style is a bit poor, and it reads strangely. I suggest you practice more, don't always break sentences and change scenes casually, finish the words in one go, and make the sentences smoother. Also, the use of punctuation marks is really poor here. It is recommended to retake the punctuation marks knowledge in the first grade of elementary school (it is not a liberal arts major and it is basically a problem with language and literature related majors, including me. I just recommend that you learn the basics,...!? "": ; ()... "" - · These are just the usages)