[Not Mindless Wish Fulfillment] [Urban Superpowers] [Academy] [Light Comedy]
In the first year of the Age of the Gods, heaven and earth underwent a cataclysmic transformation. Six divine statues appeared along the borders of Daxia, forming an impassable barrier. From then on, no one could leave, and no one could enter. The world beyond became unknown.
At the same time, "Oracle Cards" descended from the heavens. When they turned eighteen, humans had a chance to awaken supernatural abilities and become "God-Blessed."
The six great gods corresponded to six kinds of cards:
[Mount Buzhou, Spirit of the Heavenly Pillar, Talent Card]
[Moonlight, Goddess of Marriage, Attraction Card]
[Taihao, Azure Emperor of the East, Healing Card]
[Zhurong's Art, Origin of All Things, Spell Card]
[Cangjie, Divine Scribe of Wisdom, True Word Card]
[Xingtian's Malice, Wrath of the War Soul, Curse Card]
Three hundred years into the era, cracks appeared in the statue of the Mount Buzhou deity, and the barrier began to contract. Monsters from beyond the border and the mysterious organization known as the Tower of Condemnation began their invasion. Daxia was on the brink of destruction, and its only hope lay in unraveling the gods' secrets...
That same year, a boy named Jiang Lin was born. He awakened a blank card.
The gods had granted him no blessing, yet he could copy every ability!
While everyone thought he was the weakest of the God-Blessed, he discovered... this card might be the greatest secret of the Age of the Gods.
"If the gods won't give me power, then I'll... take it for myself!"
It's not too much to give yourself a three-star rating. In the early stage, the overall style is academic. The plot atmosphere is mainly light and funny. The protagonist will analyze and then make the next move. The plot is relatively compact. If you like to watch fast-paced movies, you can support it more. In fact, I wanted to give it five stars, but after seeing the appalling completion rate, I dropped it again. I hope that readers can ask any questions they have during the reading process. I will see them and reply to them one by one. I will look for areas for improvement from the readers. Haha, hehe😁
The author, after the protagonist sold the jade pendant, it was bought by the neighbor, and then the neighbor refused to give him the money. The next day, he asked the question in class, and when he woke up, he greeted him as usual. It was very inconsistent with what was written later. The part about the jade pendant was deleted, otherwise it would be too poisonous to read later.