When other people transmigrate, they either have heaven-defying talent or get a cheat from a System.
When Lin Yan transmigrates, all he gets is an “Undying Damage-Taking System”: he has to get beaten up to grow stronger.
Even more absurdly, no attack can truly hurt him. Every blow simply turns into defense points, making him tougher and tougher.
And so the world of fantasy cultivation undergoes a dramatic change:
At the sect tournament, he stands perfectly still, letting his opponent unleash one devastating attack after another until the other guy collapses from exhaustion and admits defeat.
At the front line against the demonic tide, he blocks the rift and weathers endless monster attacks that barely scratch him. His defense soars to its limit, earning him the title “Unbreakable Wall.”
On his way to ascension, desperate for a beating, he challenges overlords and forbidden-zone supremes from every faction. After each fight, he thanks them sincerely: “Nice hit. Next time, put a little more into it.”
When the calamity strikes and Heaven's Way unleashes an apocalyptic force to cleanse all life, the immortals flee. But Lin Yan swims against the tide and stands at the heart of the calamity, enduring the full force of its power across the immortal realm. Afterwards, he looks up and asks, “Is that all?”
When Lin Yan's defense becomes the very embodiment of the concept of “defense,” the Myriad Worlds finally panic:
How are they supposed to deal with this monster that just won't die?
He only scratches his head, looking adorably honest. “I just want a good beating. Why is that so hard?”
It is suitable for readers who like invincible flow, defensive flow, and system flow. It is especially recommended for those who want to quickly obtain the pleasure of reading and release stress. If you are pursuing a deep plot and complex characters, you may feel that it is insufficient. Overall, this book is a qualified and refreshing product on the Tomato platform.