Lin Yu is an orphan who uses the money he has saved to pay his tuition for the second semester of his senior year of high school. Though he has never studied at school before, he becomes a high school senior.
He will take the college entrance exam. In this world overrun by alien beasts, he will grind his way to becoming a martial arts powerhouse!
Who says the poor can’t become powerful martial artists?
Lin Yu can. He competes in city-level tournaments, then provincial ones, and gets into college. No, he doesn’t just get into college: he enters as the top scorer in the entire country...
“He’s incredible...”
“Lin Yu broke through to the next level...”
“He’s so powerful...”
“Lin Yu broke through again...”
“He’s utterly unstoppable...”
“But Lin Yu broke through yet again...”
After transmigrating here, Lin Yu finds that the various skills on his upgrade panel help improve his cultivation:
[Spear Techniques: Increase the speed of cultivation.]
[Devouring: Directly consume all kinds of rare natural treasures.]
[Learning: Grants total recall and thorough comprehension.]
The description of combat power is vague, the world view is vague, and the strength and size of alien beasts are vague. After reading more than forty chapters, I still don't know how strong the warriors are, and the names of the strange beasts are more incredible than the last, especially the sky-swallowing giant python. Looking at the fight, it feels like one is only ten meters long, and the name sounds like it is tens of thousands of meters long. Four points are given to the protagonist's character.
Okay, okay, come on
It's not interesting. It's a lot of nonsense. I wrote dozens of chapters for one competition.