Please, You Must Follow Turn-Based Etiquette

This is an urban, high-martial arts era where everyone awakens to a power.

Some awaken the Tremor-Tremor Fruit from One Piece and shatter the sky with a single punch;

some awaken Susanoo from Naruto, bringing a giant warrior into the world;

while others awaken Kyoka Suigetsu from Bleach, hypnotizing everyone in sight.

Watching godlike abilities fly all over the sky, Su Ming stares at his awakened “Retro Turn-Based System” and falls into deep thought.

Only one action per turn? No moving around? No combos?

Everyone mocks it as the most useless F-rank ability.

That is, until the school bully charges at him using Thunder Breathing. Su Ming calmly says:

“Enter combat.”

Time stops, and everything freezes.

In the absolute domain of turn-based combat, whether it’s light-speed teleportation or elemental transformation, everyone has to stand still and take their punishment.

Looking at the enemy frozen in an awkward pose before him, Su Ming takes out his weapon and politely reminds him:

“Since this is turn-based, attacking you to win is perfectly reasonable, right?”

From that day on, the nightmare of the mighty across the myriad worlds was born.

They aren’t afraid of dying in battle. They’re only afraid of the bespectacled man saying:

“Is it my turn now?”