After transmigrating into a special forces world, Lu Xiao binds himself to the All-Things Gene Fusion System and fuses with Deadshot’s marksmanship from DC from the start.
Others rely on dynamic vision to hit targets. He can shoot balloons blind from 1,500 meters away, nearly frying Miao Lian’s CPU in the process.
Even more absurdly, he can extract plant genes just by farming in the military camp. Morning glories that climb walls, cacti that withstand drought, pines that resist cold: he turns himself into a walking, human biological weapon!
Foreign insurgents surround a tour group? Lu Xiao snatches a gun and kills seventeen of them in an instant. Before he’s even enlisted, he’s already a legend across the military.
At recruit training, a veteran tries to put him in his place. Armed with a Type 95 rifle, Lu Xiao fires all thirty rounds on full auto without looking, hitting the bull’s-eye every time in just twenty seconds. The entire company of veterans is so shocked they train late into the night!
To raise his System’s fusion level, Lu Xiao doesn’t just turn the exercise field into a massive “Plants vs. Zombies” scene.
He also casually starts farming at desolate border outposts and in the vast Gobi Desert.
As a result, towering pines spring up in the desert overnight, barren wasteland becomes thousands of acres of fertile fields, and even the leading experts at the National Academy of Agricultural Sciences rush to the military camp by plane in the middle of the night to recruit him.
Two years later, his father, Lu Jianguo, visits him at the base.
Looking at the armed helicopters circling overhead and the agricultural academy member clinging to Lu Xiao’s hand, fawning and begging for super seeds, his father is utterly dumbfounded:
“You little ingrate! I sent you off to be a soldier, and you went and solved the country’s desertification problem on the side?!”
An Ran, blushing: “Hello, Uncle. I’m Lu Xiao’s fiancée. He and I planted all these fields together...”