Yan Lin transmigrated.
The good news: He had become the beloved young master of a prominent martial arts family, pampered and guaranteed a comfortable life.
The bad news: He was a fake young master, and had already been ruthlessly cast out. His legs were broken, and he was forcibly sent back to his home in the slums.
Only twenty years had passed since Earth underwent a cataclysmic transformation and began to recover. Danger was everywhere, and a whole bunch of rebellious yet pitiful younger siblings, adopted by his biological parents, needed looking after.
Fortunately, Yan Lin, who had lost his memory, unexpectedly awakened a “World’s Most Hated Life Simulator System.”
The System promised him generous rewards if he played his role well in each simulated world and lived out the original owner’s life.
In the first world, he was an unpopular peak master of the Azure Sword Sect.
He had no talent, was cowardly, lecherous, a shameless bootlicker, and fond of brothels and gambling. Everyone hated him, even the dogs.
Even his gifted female disciple, whom he had once cherished, betrayed him and joined another peak master.
He also subjected the male lead and the female supporting character, whom he had tricked into becoming his disciples, to sadistic and inhumane torture.
In the end, the male lead gouged out his heart and severed his limbs, leaving him to die.
Yan Lin played the role to perfection, and everyone seemed to truly hate him.
But on the day he died, the usually cold and heartless eldest disciple gazed at him with eyes brimming with bloody tears and refused to let him die.
As each simulation ended, Yan Lin gradually grew stronger and led his younger siblings through one crisis after another, surviving in a chaotic world.
But he never expected the people he thought he’d never see again to cross the vast sea of stars just to find him.
The writing is beautiful and the story is very exciting. I felt so happy after writing it all.