On the day I awakened at the age of eighteen, I acquired the most useless skill in history: appraisal.
Others awakened combat skills and flew into the sky to escape from the earth, but I could only read the item description.
Until I picked up the rotten apple, the identification box was blank.
I casually typed in "sweet, juicy apple" and the next second it really changed.
From then on, the world became my editorial backstage.
I changed the worn-out books into "peerless secrets" and the rusty dagger into "artifact embryos".
When I was dying in the Colosseum, the enemy entry was modified: "Loyal Pet Dog".
Later, I stepped into the hospital and saw the gray words above people's heads: "30 days countdown to genetic collapse."
It turns out that what I modified was never the items, but the underlying rules of how the world works.
Reader comments
The starting flow relies on junk skills and bugs to make itself stronger. Overall, it's okay.
The starting flow relies on junk skills and bugs to make itself stronger. Overall, it's okay.