The rating just came in, and it’s already climbing.
[Wasteland + Extreme Martial Arts + Upgrade Panel + Ruthless Hero + Supernatural Apocalypse + Rise from the Bottom]
Wang Ping’an transmigrates into a supernatural wasteland where survival is uncertain. Evil creatures lurk outside the city, while gangs fight for power within its walls. Hoping to give him a better chance of survival, his parents sell everything they own and take out loan-shark loans to send him to a martial arts school.
The instructor takes the money but does nothing, even withholding Wang Ping’an’s share of the vitality tonic. If he fails the assessment in seven days, he’ll be kicked out of the school! Looking at his desperate parents, Wang Ping’an awakens the cheat from his previous life: the Martial Arts Modifier.
No resources? The Modifier uses his own energy to forcefully derive new martial arts techniques!
“Spend one day’s worth of energy to master Tempering Body Fist!”
“Spend ten days’ worth of energy to reach minor mastery in Shattering Stone Fist, gaining the trait [Vibration]!”
I think it's pretty good. If the combat power rises too fast, won't it become a running list? As long as you don't feel aggrieved, it's fine. What does it mean to be happy? It's cool to be able to reach the level of a chicken or a dog. What's cool is the change in the world environment after upgrading, rather than upgrading and upgrading again. How is that different from playing a game? If you reach level 100, an NPC will still ask you to dig out a cesspool? Funny
The writing is good, there is no blind cheating, and there is still some self-control.
At first glance, it seems a bit popular, but after a second look, the author still has something interesting 🥰🥰🥰
It's really exciting, with vivid content and rich scenes!
Let me tell you something, ordinary people in the wasteland are really awesome, their average physical fitness is that of Captain America.
A super nice book.
Good looking and worth a try
Come on come on come on. . .
If you don't accept it, do it, it looks good. 👍👍
A rare good book in Tomato, it deserves five stars, but there are too few.