[Comedy + Fast-Paced + Unexpected Contrasts + One Female Lead + Not Brain-Dead + Invincibly Satisfying]
Reborn from the start in a parallel world of Blue Star, he awakens a half-broken System.
Missing features? No problem. He’ll make up for them with ingenuity.
What? It needs an upgrade and optimization? No problem. He won’t upgrade it.
The System’s incomplete functions leave its ability-awakening feature broken. He was supposed to have the top-tier SSS-level ability, “Demon Satan,” but now all he has is a pair of eyes.
No problem. He’ll upgrade bit by bit, first gaining Demon Satan’s “Hellfire,” then its skin, then its skeletal frame. Step by step, he’ll acquire the “Demon Satan ability.”
A girl asks, “Big brother, what’s your ability?”
Chu Qi replies, “Eyes.”
An old man asks, “What’s your ability?”
Chu Qi replies, “Hellfire.”
A still-charming married woman asks, “What’s your ability?”
Chu Qi replies, “My hands.”
Years later, after all the wars have ended, a TV reporter asks, “Honored God of War, what was the key to your tremendous success?”
“My own determination.”
What are you waiting for? Come and see: a half-broken System and a top-tier ability that’s become incomplete.
This is absolutely not a brainless, invincible-power fantasy. Expect clever mind games, schemes and machinations, and plenty of back-and-forth.
With his unique charm, Chu Qi faceslapps his way through every challenge, makes a comeback, and rises across the ranks of status and class.
The supporting cast is full of vivid, distinct personalities. No cookie-cutter characters here.
(Be sure to read the first three chapters. If you really think they’re bad, I’ll bow down and accept it.)
