[Invincible high martial arts + no forgiveness + ruthless and decisive + fiery battle for supremacy]
Fang Yu transmigrates to a high-martial world on Blue Star, where vicious beasts have invaded and humanity's survival is at stake.
An orphan who had lived a miserable life on the streets for over a decade, barely scraping by, he is found by his biological father, only for his life to become even more miserable than he ever could have imagined.
His sisters abuse and beat him, his "mother" watches with feigned kindness, and his father tries to smooth things over. In the end, Fang Yu, who only wanted to survive, dies on a freezing night!
As a passionate young man from the twenty-first century, how could a transmigrator put up with such mistreatment? On his very first day after transmigrating, he beats up the school-beauty sister who has always bullied him!
But just after escaping this "suffocating" home, he unexpectedly awakens an SSS-grade divine talent.
From then on, he embarks on an invincible martial path, gradually becoming the strongest person on Blue Star and leading humanity beyond the planet to slaughter its way through the vast cosmos!
The plots are intertwined. I have been a bookworm for many years. Recently, there are very few books that I can patiently read. This is one of them that I have finished. The main reason may be that its plot is shorter, but overall it is still good!
Good looking, not irritating
It's good to watch, but it's a pity that many things were not explained and it ended too quickly. Otherwise, the original plot would have been very exciting if it continued to the end…
He can see, and he can pinch people's necks quickly.
The thinking is clear and the characters are vivid. Not bad.
I think the writing in this book is okay, but the kick in his sister's pocket is something that is not seen in any book. It's very cool.
The storyline is quite special, a bit interesting, hard work
The fight scenes are exciting
This book is well written and the system is really powerful 👍👍👍
Although I only watched it for about twenty minutes, I thought it was well written and made me want to keep reading.