Other people take off the moment they get a System, but Su Mo gets stuck with a lousy System that forces him to complete missions.
Fortunately, the System is bad enough that after five years, Su Mo finally manages to break it and claim his real rewards.
A [Trading Ability], a [Fairy-Tale World], and a [Door]
From then on, Su Mo sets out on a path of trading across worlds.
“Dear Little Red Riding Hood, did you lose your red cloak? Let me help you find it.”
“My fellow dwarves who love a drink, this is alcohol from Blue Star. Just as the name suggests, it’s the essence of liquor. It’s absolutely delicious!”
“Hey, buddy, you want to cultivate immortality? How about learning sword flight? It’s a specialty of the cultivation world next door.”
Before long, kind-hearted (and unscrupulous) Su Mo finds himself on the path to becoming a good person.
Just as Su Mo is dreaming of the wonderful life of a heaven-defying protagonist, a mighty Gaia (the will of Earth), a young lady who can’t stand the sight of him, drafts him into service.
The bad news: they say Blue Star is doomed in the future, and he’s forced to work for Miss Gaia, taking on the role of a savior and setting out to save the world.
The good news: he’s finally got a powerful backer, and he’s practically invincible on Blue Star.
Huh!
This is not even five stars.
Sure, but what if nobody watches it?
It looks alright, much better than most.