Transmigrating into Gu Tian, he spent ten years guarding the border and became a soldier king who struck fear into the enemy. Today, he retires with honor. But when he returns to his hometown, the first things he sees are the ruins of his old home, his family in tears, and five hundred local bullies throwing their weight around. The System, ten years late, suddenly activates, granting him a hundredfold increase in strength. The soldier king of old shows his mettle once more. He takes on five hundred men alone and punches their ruthless leader flying. By the time the sirens sound, he has already become his family's strongest shield. Retirement doesn't diminish a soldier's spirit. The soldier king returns home, wielding the System's power to deliver justice and keep his family safe.
I have no idea what the author is writing about. The protagonist has been in the army for ten years. He is the king of soldiers. He just retired and got a hundred times the power of the system. He just came home and found that he was forcibly demolished. Then he took 515 minutes to solve it. As soon as he was solved, the army came. Why did he ask the protagonist to join the exam? Do you write a book without any brains? First: You just retired, and as soon as you got home, the army came to recruit you? So what's the point of writing about retirement? Second: Five hundred people forcibly demolished the house, and a fight broke out. After the fight, the police directly arrested the protagonist? Are you kidding me? Third: The protagonist has just retired and can fight 500 by himself, so why is the mysterious army so awesome? A soldier who has just retired with 500 hits still has to pass their test before he can join? Does this mean that the protagonist is not as good at cheating as an ordinary person? Can a person who hits 500 in fifteen minutes imagine the concept?