[Urban high martial arts] [Ruthless and decisive] [Beast invasion]
For the sake of an awakening potion, Lin Bei spent three years digging through trash heaps and waiting outside slaughterhouses at two in the morning.
Just as he was left with a scar on his forehead and was about to see his efforts pay off, the academy's aloof goddess, Ji Hongyan, held out the alluring blue potion he'd once dreamed of, carefully offering it to him.
Afraid he would refuse, she looked as nervous as a startled kitten.
But she didn't know that Lin Bei no longer needed it as of yesterday.
What is gained and lost can change as quickly as clouds.
Accepting it would mean a gesture of goodwill from the Ji family's favored prodigy, and the beginning of endless trouble.
Refusing it would be the cruelest response to this kindness, late as it was.
In the end, Lin Bei didn't take the potion. Instead, he borrowed the testing device from the God of War Martial Arts School.
As the numbers climbed, he clenched his fist.
If this world loves playing jokes, then he'll make his point with his fists.
Beyond the ninth rank lie nine more trials.
Beasts batter the gates, while Martial Gods defend the land.
In this life, Lin Bei only wants to stand atop the highest city wall and tell everyone:
“I, Lin Bei, don't need anyone's handouts!”
Not bad, good-looking... The more you read, the more interesting it becomes. The characters are described in subtle ways, the storyline is gripping, and the handwriting is vivid and popular. Recommended by book friends who like urban martial arts, I am very responsible in this review, hahaha... I thought it was good at the beginning. After reading more than a dozen pictures, I quickly reviewed and recommended it. Friends, don't miss it.