Getting beaten up makes you invincible?! I’ve turned stacking Steel into a world-ending art!
Lin Yi transmigrates into a nightmarish crossover world, but he’s thrilled: he’s brought along the most broken item in League of Legends, Heartsteel!
Cero blasts, volleys of Noble Phantasms? Bring them on! The harder you hit me, the bigger my health bar gets!
The System floods the screen with alerts:
[HP +999]
[HP +5000]...
His health skyrockets! Tens of thousands in the early game? And later? Millions, tens of millions, hundreds of billions! The enemy’s ultimate move? A joke! It’s just a feast of free HP! He stands there and takes the hits, his health bar not budging an inch, while the villains’ expressions go from cocky to shocked, terrified, and finally utterly hopeless!
Damage? One punch is all it takes! Stare down a target for three seconds, and a crimson orb of destructive energy forms above its head. It’s the judgment core of his boundless vitality!
“Judgment: activate!”
One punch sends the red orb crashing down!
BOOM!!!
A multiplier-fueled detonation, powered by hundreds of billions of HP! Pure, brutal, unstoppable destruction at its finest!
Every flashy trick crumbles to dust before an absolute health bar and a plain old punch!
A three-minute cooldown? That’s enough time to wipe out all three realms! Muzan Kibutsuji regenerates? His billions-of-HP iron fist reduces him to dust! Aizen’s Kyoka Suigetsu? Utterly useless before absolute vitality! A god descends? It’ll have to get through my mountain of HP first!
Defense? Let them hit me. I’m just stacking armor!
Attack? My punch is Judgment Day!
What does invincible mean? Take the nastiest hits, stack the thickest Steel, throw the hardest punches, and watch the mightiest enemies explode in despair!
Welcome to the minimalist art of violence: crushing everything with Heartsteel! Let the whole crossover world tremble to the thunder of me stacking Steel!
Generally speaking, the power of demon slayer is too exaggerated, and too much focus is placed on the data of the Heart of Steel. The protagonist's time travel and identity also feel inexplicable, and the story looks very confusing.
So-so, still have to work hard
Just so-so, keep working hard