[MMORPG + stat-based progression + transmigration + ruthless combat + Western fantasy + building a faction (from 200,000 words onward)]
When everyone on Earth transmigrates to another world, others hesitate over whether to choose a damage dealer, a tank, or a healer. Ye Chen, implanted with the identity of a Hero, says, “Only kids have to choose. I want it all!”
With an infinite-buff System at his disposal, Ye Chen soars to the top and dominates the otherworld. Even the arrogant gods have no choice but to submit!
While other players celebrate when their combo damage breaks 100,000, Ye Chen laments that his damage per second has exceeded 100 million, yet still isn’t enough to kill a god in one hit.
While other players rejoice at completing a golden set, Ye Chen frets over which mythic gear to wear today.
While other players celebrate their villages growing to the size of small towns, Ye Chen has already become the lord of the otherworld, with an army of tens of millions of mighty generals under his command!
When the Chaos faction revives its great terror to deal with Ye Chen, the ultimate bug, it is shocked to discover that somehow Ye Chen has maxed out the terror’s affinity. The great terror turns around and starts hacking its own people to pieces!
Ye Chen: If you’re bad, practice more. If you can’t handle losing, don’t play. I, Ye Chen, really am not cheating!
Although the data is relatively large and the word count is a little short, you can still take a look at it. After all, is Xiaohuangqie [take a closer look]
It's too watery. I originally had to look at the attribute panel every time I added points, but as a result, every time the buff level increases, for example (level one to level three), the author doesn't directly write down the effect after the level up. Instead, he writes down how much the effect has improved after each level up [Star]