(Myriad Races + Progress Bar + Invincible Among Peers)
In the first year of the Cataclysm, the Nightmare Realm descended upon Blue Star.
The myriad races poured out of the Nightmare Realm and swept across the globe, rapidly shrinking the space where humanity could survive.
Influenced by the Nightmare Realm’s energy, humans have a chance to awaken a talent at eighteen and become supernatural beings, gaining extraordinary powers.
These powers became humanity’s means of resisting the Nightmare Realm.
Supernatural beings range from the weakest, first rank, to the strongest, ninth rank. No one can advance beyond the ninth.
Yet in the depths of the Nightmare Realm, beings exist that have surpassed the ninth rank.
Those beings are stirring, and humanity is on the brink of disaster!
Three hundred years after the Cataclysm, Xia Lin, who transmigrated here, discovers by chance that he can see an advancement progress bar.
Advancement progress: 40%.
Supernatural powers: Simulation, intimidation.
Others have to reach 100% advancement progress to gain a supernatural power, but Xia Lin unlocks one for every 20% of progress.
On Awakening Day, Xia Lin’s advancement progress reaches 100%, and he awakens the talent [Transformation].
This is a talent that has never appeared in human history!
With [Transformation], Xia Lin effectively possesses every talent of every race!
He grows at incredible speed, eventually surpassing the ninth rank, subduing the myriad races, and ascending to godhood!
Xia Lin: “You brats from the myriad races, ready? My turn!”
The campus belle: “I’ve always said that one day, all the myriad races would look up at Xia Lin’s back!”
The Blue Star Alliance: “Having Xia Lin on Blue Star is the greatest blessing our planet could ask for!”
The prodigies of the myriad races: “What kind of bullshit prodigies are we if we’ve spent our whole lives in Xia Lin’s shadow!”
All I can say is that the consequences of the protagonist not doing last-ditch damage should be
The villains and supporting characters all have online IQs, and they don't have the usual traps - they are broken up by their girlfriends because of their low talent, or they are constantly ridiculed by the rich second generation.
All I can say is that the consequences of the protagonist not doing last-ditch damage should be
The villains and supporting characters all have online IQs, and they don't have the usual traps - they are broken up by their girlfriends because of their low talent, or they are constantly ridiculed by the rich second generation.
Come on, it's pretty good.