A High-Martial-World Gamer Takes a Cracked System for a Spin!

[Stellar Martial Arts + Pure Power Fantasy + No Romance + Fast-Paced + Ruthless]

Three months before the martial arts entrance exam, my homeroom teacher pressured me into signing a “voluntary withdrawal agreement.”

The school beauty, my childhood friend, took my last Awakening Potion and laughed at me for dreaming too big.

They had no idea that just moments ago, the System in my body, which had been trying to make a run for it, was forcibly installed with a crack patch.

Ding! Newbie Quest: Teach the first “strong person” you encounter a lesson in the most humiliating way possible.

I looked up at my homeroom teacher, who was spitting as he lectured from the podium, and rolled my wrists.

Later, the starry battlefield was in crisis, with the young elites of countless races bearing down on humanity’s borders.

As the whole world panicked, only my System kept flooding my screen:

[Host is using the “Martial God Trial Card (Cracked Version)” against a Star Domain-level prodigy!]

[Warning! The opponent’s cultivation is beyond the comprehension of this universe! Suggestion... Host is advised to hit harder!]

(Years later, Qin Ming had become a legend and returned to Blue Star.)

He met the genius hailed as the most gifted in history.

“Take a deep breath. It’s always like this the first time.”

Qin Ming’s voice drifted down from above, utterly calm.

The girl kneeling before him trembled with every ragged breath.

“It’s fine. Feeling dizzy is normal.”

The girl said nothing, only clenching the fingers pressed against the ground until her knuckles turned white.

Three seconds.

She held on for three seconds before her strength gave out and she collapsed to her knees.

“Lasting three seconds is already impressive.”

Qin Ming lowered his eyes, then casually waved a hand and explained to the others who had come over at the sound:

“I’m not sure. She was already like this when she arrived.”

He paused, his gaze passing over the girl’s tightly pressed lips. “At least she didn’t cry or make a scene.”