[Decisive and Ruthless] [Sainthood Through Physical Training] [Transmigration Across Film and TV Worlds]
Even after getting a System, wage slaves couldn't escape their fate as wage slaves.
When Chen Dong found out his girlfriend was cheating on him, he thought: You think nice guys are easy to bully?
After the other man retaliated against him, Chen Dong unexpectedly obtained a Killing System that let him travel across the Myriad Worlds.
Using resources from the Myriad Worlds, Chen Dong mastered divine techniques, tempered his body, and steadily grew into a supreme powerhouse.
Chronicle: Annihilation: He gains basic psychic powers, gradually growing them into a spiritual essence.
Young and Dangerous: He castrates Chicken and kills Ho Nam.
Final Destination: To escape Death's pursuit, he nukes Japan.
Jiangshi World: He storms Mount Mao, then goes to Mount Fuji to undergo tribulation, wreaking havoc across the entire Japanese archipelago.
He relied on the System to allocate points, show off, and slap down his opponents all the way. He never expected his own power to be so unstable that he would be blasted into nothing by tribulation lightning in Jiangshi World.
After failing his tribulation, Chen Dong learned his lesson and resolved to start over, taking things one step at a time...
Worlds so far: [Chronicle: Annihilation] [Young and Dangerous] [Brotherhood of Blades] [Battle of Xifengkou] [Final Destination] [Van Helsing] [Jiangshi World] [Ip Man]
Future worlds: [Wuxia] [Xianxia] [Honghuang]
I like this kind of killing in the film and television world. It seems that the protagonist is taking the mythical route. Please help me castrate Pig Bajie when I go to Journey to the West in the future. I was scared by him when I was a kid 🤭 I give it five stars. The previous content is okay. I personally like this kind of subject matter. The world of Xiuchundao is a bit dry. The bookshelf has been added, the author must not stop it.
Read to Chapter 13 There's always a bit of a gap and not enough progress Please keep up the good work
Good but too short