Do social animals die suddenly from overwork? It's better to go to another world with monster cards and lie down!
Lin Ye, a 35-year-old senior social worker, screamed from his soul to the Ultraman series during an overtime night: "I just want to lie down and count cards!" Unexpectedly, the "Invincible Destroying System for Retirees" was triggered, and he traveled to the magical continent with the power of Noah and Zaki, and casually opened cracks in different dimensions, creating a self-feeding paradise "Starfall Courtyard".
[The invincible rule of lazy people]
- Monsters are household appliances: Gabadon's back armor is used as an oven, Kemla's fog wall becomes an air conditioner, Shilbagon shrinks into a fur ball and acts as a pillow. Even "heavy tasks" such as building a house and doing laundry are done by card monsters. The only thing Lin Ye needs to move is his mouth: "Silbagon, help me turn over, the sun is shining on my butt."
- Trouble with automatic filtering: Church forbidden spell? The system directly rebounds into white noise to aid sleep; an army of nobles? Silbagon imitated his master's disgusted expression and smashed the opponent's weapon with one claw; even the energy fluctuations contained "lazy cancer contagion" - the enemy would automatically lie down and fall asleep when it approached 300 meters, which was more punctual than the alarm clock.
- Lying flat is the strongest combat power: Combining the power of Noah and Zaki, he could have destroyed the world, but he used all his power to "optimize the smashing experience": he used the power of dark Zaki to create a suspended lounge chair, used Noah's wings as a parasol, and even the energy spilled from yawning can shatter mountains, but he lazily complained: "I knew it would be a waste of my laziness to let Gabaldon smash it with his back armor."
