Infinite Clones: What Should I Do If They Can Edit Things?

At thirty-three, Lu Heng was laid off, dumped, and, while working as a delivery driver, tricked into a scam compound in Nanyu Country. He figured his life was over. After taking a savage beating in a tin shack, he lay on the floor counting nails when his System finally showed up. 【Infinite Clones System: “Myriad Selves Return to One” binding complete.】 His clones could even choose their race, gender, and appearance. Wasn’t this incredible? His first clone was a woman, and they could share consciousness. Twice the fun. The second was a muscular man, codenamed Iron Wall. Bullets bounced off his chest and hit the ground. “That’s it?” he said. The third had a photographic memory. The fourth could conjure fireballs with his bare hands. The fifth could turn invisible. He could stack all their abilities onto himself. That very night, he kicked down the iron gate, fought his way through the compound, tore through the wire fencing with his bare hands, and led more than thirty people out of the jungle. After returning home, Lu Heng discovered that the world was changing. Mutated creatures were becoming more and more common, dangers invisible to ordinary people were spreading, and spiritual qi was returning. His System told him this: Where there were monsters, there was energy. And with energy, he could create more clones. The more clones he had, the stronger he became. He delivered food to save up starting capital, hunted strange beasts for energy, built a team, gathered intelligence, and climbed higher one step at a time. From a down-and-out office worker who couldn’t afford rent to the supreme ruler of myriad worlds, commanding a million clones. He calculated every step he took. … A day in the reader group: Iron Wall: Boss, who are we fighting today? Nightingale: Shut up and wait for orders. Bookworm: Can you two keep it down? Kindling: I think I could burn this building down. Ghost: …I’m already inside. Lu Heng: Get to work.