[High Martial Arts + Multiple Heroines + Making Money + Contrasts + Tragic Grandeur]
The World Tree’s reflection appears in a dream, and the countdown to doomsday begins.
Su Chen is a penniless student doing odd jobs at a martial arts school, yet his mind is filled with desperate memories of the world sinking beneath the sea.
No System, no old master in his head, just a martial path that embraces death to survive, and a head full of money-making schemes.
By day, he’s a wage slave at the martial arts school.
By night, he’s the fearsome mystery fighter known as “Embers” in the underground fight rings.
The cool, aloof campus beauty blushes and gets flustered when tutoring him;
The haughty heiress throws money at him to hire him as a bodyguard, only to find herself wrapped around his finger;
The mature CEO calls late at night asking him to “help,” but always steers things toward flirtation.
Su Chen says, “Women only slow down my money-making.”
When the iron hooves of the old order trample everyday life and the World Tree’s roots coil around the Magic City, this penniless kid with money on his mind becomes everyone’s last line of defense.
“After this fight, remember to file my injury claim.”
I accidentally saw it in a corner and found it unexpectedly interesting. When I first saw this practice method at the beginning, I thought I was going to do the Kouwa style, but the serious character of the protagonist, Lao Liu, was unexpectedly suitable, and it was actually quite refreshing. At present, there are quite a lot of pitfalls: First, the protagonist has always emphasized poverty. What is the reason for his character? The second is the background of the world. There is currently no explanation of what the situation is, whether it is high martial arts, low martial arts, or cultivation. The third is the cultivation system, which is not explained at all. This is very important, and I don't know if the author didn't think it through. The fourth is the harem problem, because having a harem with a poor character like the protagonist will definitely be troublesome and slow to get started. The fourth is the perspective problem. The current main plot perspective is always around the school. The world is too small... I don't know if it's because I just opened a new book, but there seems to be little traffic. I hope the author can persevere.