Having just finished the college entrance exam, Liu Bo was publicly humiliated and mocked for being overweight and unattractive.
He was also saddled with taunting nicknames like Jiahao, the top jungler on the Chinese server, the ultimate goblin, and a Naruto and Genshin Impact expert.
The campus belle even gave him the “nice guy” treatment, showing nothing but disgust for him.
Liu Bo looked at his severely overweight body and a world full of malice toward him.
Unwilling to accept his lot and disgusted by his body and looks, he wanted to delete his Earth Online account.
Then he suddenly bonded with a self-discipline comeback System. As long as he stayed disciplined, he could become more handsome and stronger.
Completing the System's daily missions earned him rewards like increased height and a body that burned fat easily.
Other people built their fitness one grueling step at a time, but their foundations were flimsy. I built mine steadily with System rewards, and the difference was obvious.
With the System's help, he excelled at both arts and combat, mastering all kinds of talents and skills.
One book, “I Never Meant to Be Reborn as the Tallest Mountain in the City.”
One song, “South Mountain South,” “Miss Dong,” “Anhe Bridge”... He became the king of folk music.
When the new students arrived at university, his first day became a fan meet-and-greet.
Looking at his eight-pack abs, six-foot-tall frame, handsome face, and the fact that at eighteen he'd achieved financial freedom and become a heartthrob across the internet, Liu Bo couldn't stop grinning: “I want to keep a low profile too, but I'm good at everything!”
“I just went jogging and working out. How did I become your first love?”
“You used to call me Jiahao. Why are you all calling me the ‘cold, aloof heartthrob’ now?”
Before anyone could mourn the chubby kid he used to be, the “nation's first love,” “fitness guru,” “king of novels,” “influencer with ten million followers,” “martial arts champion,” “web fiction association president,” and “tallest mountain in music” had already arrived...
The author isn't making this up. He really had a System.
