[No Female Lead] [No Playing the Pig to Eat the Tiger] [Upright to an Almost Sinister Degree] [No Suppressing Combat Strength] [No System Missions] [No Being Cryptic!!]
Jiang Tian transmigrates into a world where evil spirits have returned and the rules have collapsed. The golden orb in his mind is his only lifeline, and its activation requirement is simple and brutal: see a ghost.
So he becomes a livestreamer who goes looking for death. Three years later, inside an abandoned village called Fengmen, a pale ghost hand is about to push him into a dry well when the orb bursts apart.
His cheat has activated.
There is no System interface and no beginner's quest, only a golden Desert Eagle floating in his consciousness and an absolute rule branded directly into his mind:
Guaranteed Hit: Lock onto a target and hit it through causality.
Guaranteed Death: No matter the evil spirit's level or traits, even if it is immune to physical attacks, one bullet kills it.
Cost: Only seven shots per day. They cannot be saved, and the count resets at midnight.
Devour: After killing a target, automatically seize its essence and strengthen every attribute of the Host.
As he watches the hideous female ghost lunge at him, he pulls the trigger.
Bang!
The female ghost vanishes instantly, like a pencil drawing erased with a rubber. A warm current then flows through Jiang Tian's limbs and body.
He freezes for a moment, then bursts into laughter. “Ghosts? Evil spirits? Times have changed. Get down on your knees and sing ‘Conquered’ for me!”
From that day on, the world gains an absolute law of physical exorcism, and a lone wolf who refuses every organization's recruitment offer.
Officials: “Mr. Jiang, please join us for the sake of humanity!”
Jiang Tian, wiping down his gun barrel: “I'll pass on joining, but we can work together. Give me the intel, and I'll give the ghosts some bullets... if I'm in the mood.”
His reasoning is simple: I'm invincible, so do as you please. Within seven bullets, even gods have to kneel.
It's not bad. It fits my image of a time-traveler: decisive and ruthless, not a saint, and most importantly, not possessed by the natives' minds, which is great... I'm deducting one star because it gets more and more boring later on. I'll keep it for now... The more I watched, the more something seemed off.
Absolutely amazing. This is the best of its kind I've ever seen. It's a clean break – no official alliances, no favoritism, and the official characters are killed without hesitation, no forgiveness or respect. The only slightly abrupt thing is the fat guy. The plot with the little girl named DouDou is also a bit strange.
This is an excellent, fast-paced, action-packed novel. Sigma, a true male protagonist, grows stronger and eliminates all threats and obstacles. There's no ambiguity, no classic gold-digging ex-girlfriends, and no sycophants. Most importantly, there's no mercy based on gender; he kills anyone who doesn't understand his commands! He doesn't become a lecherous lecher staring at Yukiko [those who know, know]. He's got an instant-kill cheat [though only seven per day].
Chapter 111 was truly exhilarating from start to finish. The entire story was invincible, possessing a near-instant kill ability while not entirely reliant on it. While relying on the power system, it also possesses the overwhelming power of the instant-kill ability, preventing it from becoming overly dependent on instant kills. The protagonist's killing and massacre were so satisfying to watch!
This is awesome, so incredibly awesome! I stayed up until 2 AM reading it. I'm over 30 and I can't stay up all night anymore, I'm afraid I'll die from overwork. This book is so addictive, I can't stop reading. Has Tomato ever written a novel with such a zero-frame-per-second approach, no wasted words, and such a ruthless approach? I feel like even Chu Sheng and Ye Li weren't this ruthless.
It's really well-written. I feel the author's second ending would be even better. I felt so unsatisfied reading it; it ended so quickly! I'm really looking forward to the author's second book. Five stars!
A protagonist who truly acts with a "player's" mindset is beyond the level of someone who doesn't eat beef. "Decisive and ruthless" doesn't even begin to describe him; he's more about acting on impulse, doing whatever comes to mind. The only drawback is that he's not invincible yet; the author should give him another power-up!
This is the first time I've read such a satisfying story. It's not mindless at all; the protagonist has his own set of theories, is decisive in killing, and doesn't give his enemies any chance. Although he's invincible, he still learns to make up for his shortcomings. I think it would be even better if the bullets didn't respawn the next day but instead continued to accumulate.
Overall, it's quite good; the characters are decisive and ruthless, which is commendable. There's foreshadowing and setup, especially in Chapter 156. To summarize using a line from Pyke in League of Legends: Let's drag them all down with us!!! 😆😆😆 Speechless. People's seen too many savior complexes; suddenly, a true fourth catastrophe has a unique flavor. Chapter 163's CD refresh instantly killed it! [Shocked][Shocked]
The first five chapters are fine. As for the restrictions, they're good. Well, I could write a novel with no restrictions, where the protagonist starts with an invincible system move, kills all enemies, and ends up... As for why the protagonist knows they're enemies, he'll know by looking into the future, right?