[Shadow Monarch + High-Martial World + Invincible + Power Fantasy + No Heroine + No Holding Back on Power]
In the modern world, Xie Lian is about to take his college entrance exams when he suddenly discovers that spiritual energy has appeared. While searching for it, he is hit by a bus and dies on the spot, only to transmigrate to a high-martial world.
He is reborn in the body of a boy with the same name. Thanks to Xie Lian's “astonishing” character, he awakens the Shadow Contrast System.
As long as Xie Lian's “virtue” is high enough, and the things he does are satisfying enough to the System, he gains shadow energy that he can use to boost anything.
From the start, he's up against the school bully who's the goddess's younger brother? No problem. The System immediately boosts his stats so he can beat the bully senseless.
After the bully, a principal with an absurdly high cultivation level shows up? Should he retreat for now? Keep a low profile while he grows stronger?
No, no, no. The System keeps boosting his stats, maxing out his mastery of cultivation techniques. Ever heard of starting with an Earth-tier technique?
“System, boost my stats right now. I want to send that old geezer flying!”
Liu Ruyan's treacherous best friend? He'll crush her outright.
The wicked school bully? The training team captain? The trainee who's trained for years? One punch is all it takes to smash them!
The aloof school beauty? The darling of heaven?
Sorry, I've got the System. I'll pin you down and grind you into the dirt.
“As long as I can cheat, I'd be happy even if it made me invincible!”
From then on, Xie Lian hates only two kinds of people: those who cheat, and those who won't let him cheat.
Overall the job was pretty good. The protagonist's murder will be interrupted for various reasons. It may be due to interests or personality, but it seems that he should do this. There is only one picture where the protagonist reflects on whether he is a bully, which is a bit unhappy. Other than that, the others are okay. It is best to kill a few people in a flash to make it more practical. It was actually quite humorous that he didn't kill anyone for a long time.
Not bad, good, one more happy and refreshing book from Tomato