On the day of his awakening, Su Muchen is revealed to possess the pinnacle of offensive talent: S-rank Metal affinity. The whole venue erupts.
But his innate skill is matched with the hardest technique in history to master: Myriad Swords Return to the Sect. No one has learned it in three hundred years.
The admissions office withdraws its offers, and his classmates’ eyes shift from envy to pity.
“Myriad Swords Return to the Sect? That’s as good as having no skill.”
“The strongest talent plus a skill you can’t cultivate equals a nobody.”
“We thought he was about to take off, but he fell into the abyss instead.”
“What a waste of an S-rank talent.”
The next day, the trial dungeon opens.
He enters a Calamity-grade dungeon, with a 99.9999% death rate and no survivors in three hundred years.
Everyone thinks he must be crazy.
Three days later, he becomes the only person in the world to return alive from a Calamity-grade dungeon. While everyone else is still stuck in the beginner phase, he’s already invincible.
What is the role of this school? And a mentor? The protagonist's equipment. And the skills are all obtained in the dungeon. What did this school pay for? And the protagonist pays more. Even the natural disaster-level strategy has been given, but what did the protagonist get? Yes, she is still a girl. He should also get that mentor.
Tang San style realm, one to one hundred levels
It's very good, it's refreshing, and it has a plot.
Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on
It's so cool now that it's non-toxic.