Seven billion people were forcibly transported to a survival world known as the Battlefield of Ten Thousand Races. There was no exit button, no save point, and death meant real death.
Everyone randomly awakened a talent from the start. Some drew the E-rank “Feeble Strength,” which let them barely lift a rock;
others drew the D-rank “Basic Perception,” which at least let them sense danger two seconds in advance. Most people got nothing at all.
Chen Mo was one of those who got “nothing at all.”
His talent panel was completely blank, and his level was rated as: none.
Those around him had already started forming teams, fighting over resources, and seeking the protection of the strong.
Without a talent, no one could survive the first night.
But when the first goblin lunged at him, the blank panel suddenly lit up, its blood-red text searing into his retinas:
[SSS · Absolute Plunder: After killing a target, inherit its strongest ability with 100% certainty, and improve its effects a hundredfold. No limit.]
While everyone else struggled to survive, Chen Mo plundered like mad.
Kill a goblin, gain a hundredfold physique;
kill an elite monster, gain a hundredfold skill;
kill a lord-class boss, gain a hundredfold domain.
A single slash from him was worth ten years of cultivation for anyone else. The entire Battlefield of Ten Thousand Races became his hunting ground.
While the human faction was still fighting tooth and nail over a single city, Chen Mo had already led his undying army across three continents.
The gods saw him as an ant, the demons thought nothing of him, and the dragons believed he was just a sturdy little bug.
Until he began hunting gods.
"He now has 2 plunder slots, one of which is already occupied - the previous plundered constitution +100. The second slot is still empty." In the original text, the next chapter will directly become four. Not poisonous but not understanding. Why do we need to set slots? It's like cooking, you have to taste it when you're done.
Seven-star praise! I've read Chapter 13 and don't know what to say.
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