[High-martial-arts world + exhilarating power fantasy + negative status transfer + decisive and ruthless]
Graduated and immediately unemployed? Can’t afford the rent? Genetic collapse imminent? Awaken the [Negative Status Transfer System]
Serious injuries, radiation, curses… Transfer every debuff to your enemies with one click!
After transmigrating to a high-martial-arts world, Jiang Feng becomes a low-level martial artist who’s unemployed fresh out of school!
Gangsters come after him? He hits back by giving them genetic breakdown!
The financial elite lays siege to him? Their laboratory explodes like fireworks the very next second!
When enemies from countless worlds roar and threaten him beyond a spatial rift, Jiang Feng charges out with his blade, leaving a field of wailing foreign foes behind him.
Jiang Feng: “Who says graduating means you’re unemployed? I’m building a business in another world!”
I'm going back to school, I'm so tired of seeing this 🤦
To be honest, I only understood about 60% of the content from beginning to end, and my brain was completely blank for the remaining 40%. But I still found this little book very interesting and engaging. 😄
This is very well written, better than many books rated 8 or higher. The score shouldn't be so low. It doesn't overpower the main characters, avoids unnecessary padding, has a reasonable plot, and the characters are intelligently drawn. The transitions between different maps are seamless, and the descriptions and settings of the protagonist's skill upgrades and breakthroughs are very creative.
A rare find on this site, featuring a character with high intelligence. Written by an adult.
It's pretty good 👍
Aside from the lack of emotion, the plot is still okay.
No toxic spots, that's good.
This book is so enjoyable! How could it not have a rating?
This is a truly satisfying story that doesn't suppress combat power or level. There are too many tomatoes (a metaphor for excessive pressure) in the novel's setting of 100 levels, each level having early, mid, late, and peak stages. Even after 1000 chapters, one might not level up by 10.
A really awesome book