[System-driven + trope subversion + apocalypse + high martial arts]
Lin Yue transmigrates to an apocalypse overrun by zombies and binds the strongest Enhancement System from the start.
With the System, he tears ahead at breakneck speed!
Strength, speed, stamina: whatever he wants, the System can provide.
But there's one deadly side effect: every use makes him a little more insane.
At first, he only laughs now and then and makes wild, outrageous boasts.
In the middle stage, he activates an enhancement every time he fights.
By the late stage, the side effect is maxed out, and he goes completely mad!
He rips zombies apart with his bare hands, tramples mutant beasts underfoot, and flips entire cities upside down at the slightest provocation. He's so insane that even the System can't control him.
The crazier he gets, the stronger he becomes, until he's the one and only god of the apocalypse.
When the whole world thinks he's a hopeless madman, Lin Yue, his mind a tangled mess, grins and says:
“Crazy? That's the price of becoming a god!”
System: “Host, use Enhancement again and you'll lose your reason completely!”
Lin Yue: “Reason? Can that thing kill zombies? Activate it! Crank it up to the max!”
The second plot point is particularly well-written, featuring the thirteen moves of sacrificing a knight, capturing the essence of Chinese chess. It's the first time I've seen such a concept in a book, and it's truly amazing. I hope the author continues to improve and incorporates more Chinese-style elements later on. Supporting you, hahaha 😄
The writing is very good, the details are excellent, and the setting is very well done. I'll read it slowly later, or take a look when I'm bored.