[Just started getting ratings, they’ll rise later] [Hextech] + [Tank Engine] + [Infinite Growth] + [Nonstop Combat] + [Heaven and Earth Transformation]
When he awakened at eighteen, Fang Han discovered he had only gained the most ordinary Giant Form talent. Standing there like a nobody, he seemed unimpressive.
But no one knew Fang Han had also awakened an insanely lucky Hextech System!
Given three choices from the start, he picked [Tank Engine] right away.
Participate in killing a creature of equal or greater rank, and gain a stack.
Each stack permanently increases his size, strength, and defense by 1%, with exponential stacking and unlimited growth!
So while everyone else trained hard over summer break, he stacked kills by slaughtering fish at the fish market.
On the day of the martial arts exam, everyone called him the Fishmonger.
That was until Fang Han punched the testing equipment apart, killed a monster in three seconds, and crushed the competition.
Later, on the battlefield against the myriad races, Fang Han’s body blotted out the sky, and his vital energy crushed the firmament.
The alien gods shrieked in terror: “Heaven and Earth Transformation! This is a lost divine art of the human race!”
Fang Han was silent for a moment.
“Could it be... I’ve just stacked Tank Engine a lot?”
The protagonist is very stable, but his combat power is not obvious. Although it is said that he is very powerful, it is not demonstrated in actual combat trials. Despite having 250+ layers of engine, he does not show the feeling of instant kill in actual combat.
5-Star review. Among all the Hextech books, this is the most engagingly written. It's just that there aren't enough chapters; at least 5 chapters a day would be ideal.
Although I haven't read it for very long, I'm a seasoned bookworm, and overall, this book is worth reading. It's rich in content, the characters are all intelligent and normal, and there are no toxic plot points. I look forward to the author's future developments.
That's quite interesting, but it's definitely been aided by AI. Let's see. If the content isn't messy, it means the author actually read it and can understand it.
It's pretty good. The protagonist is calm and composed, has a clear understanding of his own abilities, and has great potential.
He's always showing off; a new king of showing off has been born. He's showing off in everything he says, it never stops.
Okay, okay!
It's alright, but you have to tolerate being cheated and develop your character cautiously with the mindset of a weakling.
Not bad, it's been a while since I've seen something like this.
Well written, quite interesting