I was once the Eternal War God who ruled the heavens. After being reborn, I became a useless young master who couldn’t awaken his martial soul.
I lay low for three months, finally waiting for the legendary “Strongest War God System” to arrive. Then I crushed it with one casual squeeze.
The next second, System alerts from the Myriad Worlds bombarded my mind:
[Warning! Forced binding with the “Doomsday Corpse King System” failed! Insufficient permissions!]
[The “Primordial Sage System” requests binding! Requirement: Become a sage on the spot!]
[Supreme existence awakening detected... Underlying laws of the Myriad Worlds responding... Generating exclusive “Administrator System”...]
From then on, I held authority over the Myriad Worlds. From the start, I posed as a hidden-weapon master, defeating prodigies above my level with three pebbles.
Tomorrow, I could become a psychic in a post-apocalyptic world, crushing monsters in my grasp like ants.
The day after that, I could be an immortal sword cultivator, a mecha commander, a Primordial Sage...
Those who bullied me, humiliated me, and betrayed me would soon understand:
The entire world you live in is nothing more than the first stepping stone on my return to the top of the Myriad Worlds.
A great start! This is definitely one of the most hard-core settings among recent fantasy novels. The author has built a "administrator system" to fight against the "abyss pollution" worldview. The game starts with a monster hunt and a desperate situation in the underground to survive, and the pace is extremely fast. The "defining power" of the protagonist's golden finger is extremely high. It is not just a simple addition of points, but a confrontation involving rules. Although the protagonist is in a period of near-death weakness in the first 11 chapters, the sense of despair and oppression in the face of an indescribable existence is very well written, and we look forward to the subsequent desperate counterattack.