Muzi died suddenly after working overtime and came to a different world where fighting spirit and magic coexisted, but became a slave in a quarry. The fighting spirit of this world is based on spiritual energy, from the entry-level colorless to the legendary colorless legend. Each level is accompanied by the transformation of color; while magic uses spiritual power to drive magic energy. Magicians range from one-star psychics to demon gods beyond seven stars. The levels are as strict as the abyss. He huddled in the damp mine, unaware that the violent system he carried was waiting for some kind of opportunity.
When the whip tore his back, blood soaked the broken clothes. The overseer smiled grimly and swung the bullhide whip wrapped with lead. This Roman-style torture could easily plow the slave's flesh into deep ravines that could see the bones. Muzi fainted in severe pain, and the blood accidentally activated the system. The quarrymen abandoned him in a mass grave and left him to the vultures.
The system's first mission was something he didn't expect - begging from a mass grave to the imperial capital three hundred miles away. This request may seem absurd, but it hides a mystery: in this class-strict world, his identity as a beggar allows him to avoid interrogation by imperial patrols, and the hardship of long journeys is the system's tempering of the host's will. He used broken clay pots to catch rainwater, searched for edible berries in the weeds, and even struggled on the verge of death after eating poisonous mushrooms.
A month later, when Muzi stepped into the gate of the imperial capital with disheveled hair, the system prompt finally sounded...
