[Anti-routine + Ultimate use of superpowers + Ranked games + Lots of laughs]
Chen Mu has a secret: he can see everyone's death countdown.
So he chose to become a "killer", codenamed "Clockmaker" - he only took orders, waited for the target to die of natural causes, and paid the commission for free.
The killer guild came to the door: "Boy, you stole our heads."
The police also focused on Chen Mu: "Are the many recent deaths in this city related to you?"
Chen Mu:? ? ? I really didn't do anything!
Why does my killer ranking keep rising?
Reader comments
The author's writing is very good, but why should he tell others when he can see the time? Shouldn't it be hidden? And after the protagonist said it, those people didn't react at all. They thought it was a normal thing. Is this reasonable? Maybe it's just me. I think the protagonist is a bit self-indulgent and nosy. I hope the author can write more like a killer.
It's particularly good-looking. The protagonist is comparable to the one who achieved enlightenment in Longchang. You are all complaining about it because of the unity of words and deeds. However, I saw a protagonist who has justice, great love and unity of knowledge and action. I'm done giving a review. [Angry][angry][angry]
Self-promotion and self-promotion.
I don't want to brag about myself. The current rating of the work is over five points. I think it is very objective. I have read everyone's comments. This work is mainly for practice. At the beginning, I had two ideas in mind: Countdown and Killer League, so I directly combined them to write this work. There is no outline and no reference. The first 100,000 words are purely stand-alone, and I don't pay attention to it. I used more AI, and I have converged after the work was recommended. Thank you all for reading and commenting. I am very satisfied with this result now.
If it's not enough, I'll just take it as a joke! The author definitely has a talent for comedy and is a born comedian!
It looks good and the logic is very solid.
Caught up. This book looks good, but why are there only dozens of updates?
The subject matter is quite interesting.
I can hardly find the boundaries of my imagination.
I have been a bookworm for 23 years. I have recently been trying to find a book that I can read, but I usually discard every book with no more than 50 pages. This book is pretty good, witty and humorous, and worth reading.
The author's writing is very good, but why should he tell others when he can see the time? Shouldn't it be hidden? And after the protagonist said it, those people didn't react at all. They thought it was a normal thing. Is this reasonable? Maybe it's just me. I think the protagonist is a bit self-indulgent and nosy. I hope the author can write more like a killer.
It's particularly good-looking. The protagonist is comparable to the one who achieved enlightenment in Longchang. You are all complaining about it because of the unity of words and deeds. However, I saw a protagonist who has justice, great love and unity of knowledge and action. I'm done giving a review. [Angry][angry][angry]
Self-promotion and self-promotion. I don't want to brag about myself. The current rating of the work is over five points. I think it is very objective. I have read everyone's comments. This work is mainly for practice. At the beginning, I had two ideas in mind: Countdown and Killer League, so I directly combined them to write this work. There is no outline and no reference. The first 100,000 words are purely stand-alone, and I don't pay attention to it. I used more AI, and I have converged after the work was recommended. Thank you all for reading and commenting. I am very satisfied with this result now.
If it's not enough, I'll just take it as a joke! The author definitely has a talent for comedy and is a born comedian!
It looks good and the logic is very solid.
Caught up. This book looks good, but why are there only dozens of updates?
The subject matter is quite interesting.
I can hardly find the boundaries of my imagination.
I have been a bookworm for 23 years. I have recently been trying to find a book that I can read, but I usually discard every book with no more than 50 pages. This book is pretty good, witty and humorous, and worth reading.