[War Armor + Systemless + Cracked Battlefield + Collision of Alien Civilizations]
In an unknown era, the resurgence of spiritual energy has caused the creation of fissure battlefields connecting several civilizations in the star sea.
In the fissure battlefield, every civilization is a hunter with a gun.
Covered by high-concentration spiritual energy, Blue Star humans will have their own accompanying spiritual armor from birth, and this spiritual armor can become stronger and stronger as humans meditate and practice.
Since then, humans have entered the Spirit Armor Era and are fighting with alien civilizations on the crack battlefield.
In the 423rd year of the Rift Calendar, Qin Ye, the owner of the Wasted Spirit Armor and a time traveler, finally mastered the first mysterious pattern 'spirit' in the mysterious book in his mind after half a year, starting a legendary rise.
"Mature spirit armor should be cultivated by oneself. I will carve the most basic mysterious pattern 'spirit' for you."
"It's not enough to only have a single attribute. This is a partial subject. For everything else, just use elemental combinations."
"Full of engravings? Don't worry, there are also super micro engravings, compound engravings, and conceptually unlimited superimposed engravings."
"There is no problem that the Xuanwen Spirit Armor cannot solve. If there is, it must not be carved enough."
"Genius is just the threshold for meeting me."
A few years later, a super-advanced alien civilization was encountered on the Blue Star Rift battlefield.
When the alien civilization's god descended into the crack and prepared to start the massacre, a giant hand covered in spiritual armor suddenly stretched into the crack and directly crushed his godhead.
"I said we don't cause trouble, but that doesn't mean we are afraid of trouble." - Qin Ye
Reader comments
Okay, looks good!
I always feel that there is a sense of separation between what the protagonist says and what he does, but I can't explain why. I'll give it three stars and try again.
Tasting completed.
Okay, looks good!
I always feel that there is a sense of separation between what the protagonist says and what he does, but I can't explain why. I'll give it three stars and try again. Tasting completed.