God-Tier Warrior: The More I Kill, the Bigger My Health Bar Gets

This is a world where games and reality have completely merged. Monsters run rampant and secret realms are everywhere. At eighteen, everyone changes class and fights off the apocalypse by killing monsters and leveling up. Lin Ye changes into the most widely regarded run-of-the-mill tank class: Heavy Armor Warrior. He has no world-shattering magic or ever-changing sword techniques, just one thing: toughness. Just as everyone assumes he is destined to be a blue-collar monster magnet for the mages, Lin Ye discovers an innate companion talent on his stats screen: [Life Drain]. The effect is simple and brutally direct: every time he kills a unit, his Constitution permanently increases by 1. No fancy rules, no inexplicable epiphanies. As long as there are enough monsters, his health bar has no limit. Years later, facing an apocalyptic demon god capable of destroying the continent, Lin Ye cannot even be bothered to raise his shield. He takes a forbidden spell to the face, then quietly checks his health bar, which has only dropped by one ten-thousandth. “Finished? Then it’s my turn.” He throws a punch, plain and simple, and the world falls silent.