What? The Lord of Chaos has gone on strike! She refuses to keep sorting through all those chaotic talent rules. Since someone has to do it if she won’t, she bundles the chaos rules into a big System gift pack and hurls it away. It lands squarely on the head of an unlucky loser named Wang Le.
And so Wang Le is forced to embark on a happy, fulfilling (miserable and exasperating) quick transmigration journey. Watch as he uses one ridiculously unlucky talent after another to turn the myriad worlds upside down.
First life: Cultivation world, A little knowledge goes a long way: You can instantly reach a “vaguely familiar” level in any field, which is enough to get started, but you can never go any deeper. You can understand and master the first page of every imperial scripture, but from the second page on, it’s all gibberish. You can even grasp the basics of the most advanced formations and the most difficult pills. Your fighting style will always be “an opening move that dazzles everyone, then nothing more.”
Second life: Palace-intrigue world, I’m only doing this for your own good! When you or someone you’ve “advised” says this sincerely to a target, the target is forced into a three-day period of “absolute rebellion.” Use it on a partner or spouse and there’s a very high chance of triggering a NTR scenario.
Third life: Rules-horror world, The Ultimate Trash Talker (Go ahead, I dare you...) When you’re backed into a corner and shout, “Go ahead, I dare you...,” those words become an absolute command to your target.
Fourth life: Martial arts world, Stop it, all of you! Stop fighting! When you utter this cursed phrase, everyone present is forced to stop fighting. Of course, there’s a small side effect: they’ll all charge over and beat you up instead.
…Follow the novel for more rules.
This book is not bad
Very good, I just like to see this kind of funny ability