[Villain, livestreaming, eerie apocalypse, mastermind, collecting sequences, comedy, creating a new world, protagonist becomes invincible after chapter 40, ensemble cast]
My name is Zhang Chuge, and I’m an utterly ordinary game streamer. That is, until one day, a shameless female ghost climbed into my bed.
Just as I was about to despair, I got a System. Then the System exploded, and I died too...
But to my surprise, I became the Creator God of an entire world and discovered the secret to balancing its pure and tainted energies. So I started a game with the Heavenly Dao, using living people as the stakes.
Just when the Heavenly Dao thought I had no one to turn to:
[The Knocking Ghost evolves into the Moon Goddess of the Night]
[The Drowned Ghost evolves into the Water Immortal]
[The Actor Ghost evolves into the God of Drama]
The gods parade forth. Let the show begin!
As one nightmare dungeon after another was unleashed, the Heavenly Dao begged, “Bro, try acting like a normal person!”
The future of this book is promising and it has great potential. The protagonist caused a bug in the system at the beginning. After the system exploded, he absorbed the system through his own understanding and became equal to the way of heaven. Although he was not proficient in using his abilities, he did not bully the young man into being poor, and the protagonist became famous later on.
I actually came to read Invincible, but I didn't see how powerful the protagonist was. On the contrary, the protagonist is weak and pitiful. Except for ordinary people, basically anyone can step on him. Apart from the powerful setting, he basically has nothing. That hidden mission has been cleared, which is actually quite good.
The writing is quite good, but there are not many people. The author is too pitiful. He doesn't even have a few people to generate electricity for love. Alas, it's me.
Don't finish it, it's very well written. If you finish it, then I'll have no choice but to read 🍉
I worked hard to create and try to finish the second chapter, but the main character in the second chapter had less roles and was a group portrait.