[Transmigrate + Invincible + Passionate Rescue of His Sister + Every Shot a Headshot]
When Zhou Chen woke up, he had transmigrated to a parallel world overrun by demonic seeds.
Everyone lived in fear, because anyone could turn into a bloodthirsty monster, a demonic seed, at any moment.
Worse still, demonic seeds inherited human memories and would devour you with a smile, wearing the face of someone you loved most.
On his birthday, Zhou Chen watched his loving father transform into a demonic seed and, with a sinister grin, swallow his little sister. “Be good. Let Daddy have a taste…”
At the height of his despair, the code of a god awakened inside Zhou Chen!
[Divine Sequence 777: Mimicry] activated! Summon the mightiest combatants from the Myriad Worlds to possess him!
And his very first target to mimic was none other than the ultimate nightmare from his previous life's game, Delta Force, the one who had millions of players trembling in fear: the Prison Boss, Gehros!
“The stars will return to their proper orbits, and evil will face judgment!”
A black ASH-12 heavy assault rifle, etched with crimson patterns, took shape in his hands.
The law of “every shot hits the head” was inscribed into its bullets.
In his hands, a slow-firing cannon unleashed a death storm like a machine gun!
Every demonic seed remembered the terror of being hunted by “that butcher from the prison”!
“Impossible! Why does every shot from your gun hit the head?!”
Zhou Chen crushed a demonic seed's skull beneath his foot, smoke curling from his gun muzzle.
“Sorry, my cheat is called ‘skill.’”
A lone figure strode to the top of the ruins, phantoms of guns revolving behind him before finally settling into the familiar ASH-12.
“His Excellency the Warden will quell the demonic seed riot alone. Please take all necessary safety precautions!”
“Evil must face judgment!”
It's very nice to look at. It combines Delta and Urban Gaowu, as well as the Triangle Head system, which is very harmonious.
The subject matter is very novel, the plot is very exciting, but it lacks originality and the pace is a bit fast. It needs to be adjusted in the future, and I hope the output can be increased. In short, it is a book worth reading.