Anyone who suddenly gained a System, set foot in the Myriad Worlds, and began a journey of transmigration would probably be overjoyed, assuming that heaven had handed them a golden opportunity. They'd expect to blaze through life with cheat-level advantages and reach the peak.
But Chen Hai feels like he must have had eight generations' worth of bad luck to end up with such a useless System!
When other people transmigrate, they become either prodigies of the human race or chosen protagonists, with every advantage from the start, surrounded by beautiful women and showered with resources.
And him?
Forget being human. He doesn't even have a humanoid form. He's stuck in a completely nonhuman body, facing hell difficulty from the start.
Even worse, every world the System assigns him comes with a mission. He can forget about enjoying the perks of transmigration; just surviving is cause for celebration.
It makes him, a nonhuman Host, carry out utterly absurd missions in one world after another, all while trapped in a bizarre body.
Chen Hai suppresses his anger and lets loose at the System in his mind.
“Other people's Systems are like loving fathers. You really think I'm some sucker you can bleed dry, don't you?”
“Transmigrating through the heavens with a System to back you up? Who wouldn't be thrilled? I swear, I just can't bring myself to smile!”
Full of dog licking smell.
I've read a book before where the protagonist turns into a divine eagle, but I didn't expect this to be the second one.
When will there be a follow-up? This is too little, not enough to see
The logic is clear, relatively good-looking, and worth recommending