After his parents are murdered and all four of his limbs are broken, Luo Yu, the only “survivor,” is abandoned beneath an overpass. On the brink of death, the Myriad Heavens System binds itself to him and sends him into countless movie worlds. At the funeral home in Mr. Vampire, he becomes Uncle Nine’s disciple, mastering corpse-subduing talismans despite his crippled body and glimpsing the way of yin and yang. At the expo in Iron Man 2, he uses ordinary human ingenuity to navigate a gathering of geniuses and madmen, eventually claiming a silver suitcase armor suit for himself. The T-virus strengthens his body, Taoist arts slay demons and dispel illusions, and steel armor tears through the sky. The power of countless worlds is his to wield. When he drags his broken body back from the myriad realms, the raging inferno that consumed his family will be repaid in kind. This is a lonely road of revenge. He has crawled back from hell, vowing to use the myriad worlds as fuel and burn every last enemy to ashes.
Not bad.
The writing is good and the rhythm has its own charm. The author has his own ideas.
It's a pity that it didn't end well in the end, and the atmosphere of the whole book was a bit gloomy.
Nowadays, it is fashionable to be cheerful and joyful. Come on author, you deserve support
Not bad. The writing is good and the rhythm has its own charm. The author has his own ideas. It's a pity that it didn't end well in the end, and the atmosphere of the whole book was a bit gloomy. Nowadays, it is fashionable to be cheerful and joyful. Come on author, you deserve support