From the Start, I Drew a Simulator and Went Wild with Trait Draws!

[Simulator + Trait Harvesting + Low-Profile Growth + Crushing Revenge + All Worlds Tremble]

Four years after transmigrating into an immortal martial world,

Chen Fan has drawn only three worthless white traits from the Trait System.

No spiritual roots, no way to cultivate, and just a 0.001% chance of drawing a Mythic trait.

This lousy System even makes him depend on his cultivation level!

His clan is wiped out, he's reduced to a mine slave, and after enduring endless abuse, he's about to starve to death in the mines.

At the brink of death, a flash of golden light appears:

[Congratulations! You've drawn the Mythic trait: Simulator!]

In the simulated world, you can draw one trait every year, too.

When the simulation ends, you inherit all your traits and cultivation!

In his first life, he struggles to survive, and just as his lifespan is about to run out, he finally draws [Low-Rank Spiritual Root].

“At last... I can cultivate!”

From then on, Chen Fan repeatedly starts his life over in simulations:

[Martial Arts Prodigy] [Blade Mastery] [Work Hard or Else]...

Epic, Legendary, and Mythic traits keep coming!

Back in the real world, a century of simulated experience flashes in his eyes.

His old enemies are still throwing their weight around, but he silently raises a deadly iron pickaxe.

The blood debt for his clan is paid in a single night!

From then on, he blasts his way through everything:

He slaughters his way across the northern frontier's demon lands and flattens the southern wastelands' demon kingdom,

cutting his way from the dragons of the Eastern Sea to the insect nest in the far west!

He brings peace to the world!

A powerful enemy attacks? He can't beat them?

“Don't worry. I'll run another simulation... Next time I come out of seclusion, I'll finish them in half a move!”

“There isn't an enemy in this world that I, Chen Fan, can't destroy!”

[Reader's Guide]

The main goal is stress relief. Feeling wronged or frustrated? Not a chance. The protagonist specializes in putting arrogant people in their place.

Endless trait combinations lead to all kinds of wild tactics. When [Play the Pig to Eat the Tiger] meets [One-Hit Kill], the result is a sight to behold.

Jump right in. Updates are rock-steady, and the thrills and wild ideas go hand in hand.