Cell Evolution: Starting from Killing Chickens, Wu Zhen Global

In the era of high martial arts, monsters and beasts were rampant, and martial arts were respected. Lin Chen, a senior high school student, has a vitality value of 115 points and is a standard martial arts loser. He is destined to struggle at the bottom of society in the future. After a serious injury, he unexpectedly awakened a strange ability - killing life, plundering its origin, and infinitely strengthening his own cells! From then on, the painting style changed drastically. While others were cultivating Qi hard, he was killing chickens and pigs in the cafeteria, and his cell strength was +0.001. While others saved money to buy tonics, he went to the black market to pick up dying monsters, and his cell strength increased by 0.1. While his peers were still risking their lives for the martial arts exam, Lin Chen's path to becoming stronger was simple: killing, absorbing, and evolving. The canteen is his novice village, the black market is his resource point, and the wilderness is his hunting ground. From a chicken, a snake, to a violent monster, to a human heart that is spying in the dark and is more sinister than the monster. The cell strength breaks through the critical point, resulting in extraordinary self-healing; the flesh and blood body gradually moves towards the inhuman state. However, the peaceful campus training suddenly suffered a disaster. Monsters crazily attack the camp like a tide, and the mastermind behind the scenes slowly emerges - the extremist organization "Salvation Gate", who wants to pave the path of their twisted faith with blood. When the blood moon enveloped the camp and screams pierced the night sky, the hidden loser finally showed his fangs that had been tempered for a long time. "My martial arts is very simple." "Kill, survive, and... Become stronger than anything else." This is a path of ultimate evolution that begins with the smoke from the streets, leads to mountains of corpses and seas of blood, and is ignited with thousands of lives as fuel.