Online Game: My Defective Archer Shoots Through the Entire Server with One Arrow

Unemployed for six months, he’s had his resume rejected three hundred times.

His mother is ill, his younger sister is in school, and the whole family depends on him.

With nowhere else to turn, he enters the full-immersion online game Skyvault.

System assessment: defective archer, stats halved, terrible accuracy, destined to be weak for life.

Everyone in the starter village laughs at him. He can’t even hit a wild rabbit.

Everyone tells him, “Delete your character and start over, loser.”

But he refuses to give up.

He practices shot by shot and levels up one level at a time.

He kites elite monsters that others can’t beat for three hours until they finally die.

He shoots through golden bosses that no one else dares to challenge.

A server-wide announcement shakes the game: the defective archer is the first to leave the starter village, the first to establish a guild, and the first to ascend to godhood.

Seven beauties stand devotedly by his side, while his Flying Horse Cavalry dominates the skies.

From a loser ground into the mud to a supreme hero who can shoot through the world with a single arrow.

This isn’t cheating. It’s forging an arrow through a hundred trials.

The moment he cashes out his game currency, he clutches the payment notification and smiles.

“My name is Wu Cheng. This arrow will pierce my fate.”