You think passing on one's powers means: “An immortal strokes my head, and I receive immortality when my hair is tied up.”
In reality, it goes like this. Master: “No need to make things so complicated, my disciple. I'll just extract and pass on all my cultivation and memories to you.”
“There is just one tiny side effect: you'll lose your original memories.”
Disciple: “...”
Have you ever seen anything this messed up?
Well, today you have.
Zhou Xingxing wakes from a deep sleep and finds himself in a city in a high-martial world, where he has become a high school student.
In a world where strength, money, and grades determine your worth, the protagonist is forced to sign a debt agreement for a million yuan from the start, and is so broke he can't even pay the electricity bill.
He thinks his life is already over, but then he awakens a hidden cheat: double attributes, ten times the proficiency, and homemade potions that astonish the whole school!
Unfortunately, this world is absurdly competitive: mental power comes from popping pills, strength requires spending big, every top student has money to burn, and the poor get kicked straight out of the honors class!
Watch Zhou Xingxing use a hearty flatbread to train up godlike attributes, deliver face-slapping to the school bully, turn the tables on loan sharks, and carve out a path to survival at the Academy of Overachievers!
“You say I can't afford potions? I'll develop a miracle drug myself, and the principal will be begging to partner with me before dawn!”
“You think I'm poor? At the final job-change trial, I'll max out all five attributes!”
All that matters is the thrill!
This is a high-martial world, home to all kinds of professionals.
There are mages wielding staffs, warriors carrying swords and shields, summoners holding spell batons, immortal arts practitioners with magic fans, and archers with bows.
These enhanced professionals fight off invasions from other nations and monsters from other worlds.
Zhou Xingxing should have had an incredibly exciting transmigration adventure, but from the start, he...
I only commented after reading more than 40 chapters. The overall idea is quite novel. A bit slow to take off, but just right for old bookworms. Looking forward to more 👍