[Growth-type strong female + no CP + science fiction + superpowers + weapons + group portraits] This is a world where there are only "military warriors". Everyone is born with special powers, and at the age of 14, their own mental power generates exclusive weapons. Weapons are part of a martial artist's life - the damage can be repaired by mental power, but if the weapon breaks (cannot be repaired), the life span will be greatly reduced, and he will not live to be 45 years old.
Weapons are the only tools that can cause damage to Trollocs. Superpowers assist combat and consume mental energy together with weapons.
When a Trolloc dies, it dissipates, leaving behind "core fragments" that can strengthen weapons.
The only way for martial artists to replenish their spiritual power is the fruit of spiritual power, which is produced by the "sacred tree" and guarded by Trollocs.
The sacred tree is divided into five levels: S/A/B/C/F. The higher the level, the rarer the fruit, and the stronger the guardian Trolloc. High-level fruits can increase mental strength and battery life, and are the core resources that major martial arts academies compete for.
Lu Xingzhi's initial goal was simply to obtain an S-level fruit to save his father's life after his weapon collapsed and his life was counting down.
But after entering Tianqi Academy and leading the team on a mission, she discovered...
The secret of the sacred tree goes far beyond that. The truth about the fruit, the origin of the Trollocs, and the conspiracy surrounding the S-class fruit are drawing her into the whirlpool. And she and the team seem to have been given a mission beyond imagination.
Reader comments
Although the content of the work is virtual, the title of the work is very realistic. In today's society, strength is indeed paramount. I really like the world view setting of the work and look forward to the truth that the protagonist will discover later.
Although the content of the work is virtual, the title of the work is very realistic. In today's society, strength is indeed paramount. I really like the world view setting of the work and look forward to the truth that the protagonist will discover later.