Also known as: [Infinite Gacha: Even the Reborn Empress Is Stunned by You] [One Divine Weapon a Day: Even the Reborn Empress Can’t Keep Her Cool]
In an era when everyone chooses a profession and the strong rule, Li Jie transmigrates into a life-class blacksmith. He thinks he has no hope of ever becoming powerful, but luckily, he binds himself to the Dragon King’s Divine Weapon Gacha System. As long as he raises his compatibility with the Dragon King, he can earn chances to draw top-tier divine weapons from anime, films, and novels!
On the eve of the academy assessment, Li Jie draws the Thousand Blades Demon Sword wielded by the top assassin Qi. He plans to make a spectacular showing during the test.
On the way to the examination grounds, everyone is attacked by monsters. In the ensuing panic, the campus beauty Su Qingye accidentally takes his Thousand Blades Demon Sword. The moment she draws the broken blade, she finds herself in danger.
Just then, Li Jie, whom everyone considers a non-combat professional, suddenly charges into the horde. As he grips the broken sword, his presence surges, and he calmly says with a confident smile, “All blades become one.”
Everyone is stunned!
My name is Su Qingye. In my previous life, I was a peak Emperor-tier powerhouse, suppressing abyssal beings and extraterrestrial evil gods. Billions revered me as the Empress.
When I was on the verge of breaking through to the Divine tier, traitors joined forces with extraterrestrial evil gods to attack me, and I died in the heavenly tribulation.
Reborn, I’m going to take back everything I lost. The most important thing at the start is to get on good terms with Li Jie, the genius blacksmith at my school. The academy assessment is the perfect opportunity!
When monsters attacked, I accidentally took someone else’s broken sword and ended up in danger. Could a generation’s Empress really die here before she even rises to power?
But Li Jie came flying in, running along the backs of the beasts, and slaughtered them with ease. I was stunned.
I’d meant to make him indebted to me, but now I’m the one who owes him... How am I supposed to keep him in line now?
The more I look at it, the more unpleasant it becomes. The protagonist is in the advanced stage of his secondary disease.
Suspected to be in the late stage of secondary cancer, the subject matter is okay, but the author's writing style is not.