In the Starsea Era, martial arts reach the divine, and prodigies rise like stars.
Some carry mysterious ancient rings, some awaken invincible Systems, and some are reborn, as if they were born to be the protagonist of this world.
Chen Ye, meanwhile, is just an ordinary high school student at Jiangcheng No. 7, with one of the lowest vital energy readings in his class. He often skips school and works part-time to buy medicine for his younger sister.
No one knows he has another identity:
The lowest-ranking escort operative at Boundary Suppression, codename “Nobody.”
Even fewer know that whenever he endures a type of attack, his body begins adapting to it.
Poison gas, extreme cold, gravity, mental contamination, spatial slicing...
The first time, it can hurt him. The second time, it can only force him back. The third time, he'll walk right up to his enemy under the same attack.
The prodigies get the spotlight as they slay beast kings.
Chen Ye walks into the gray fog that no one else dares enter, bringing every survivor back alive.
Until one day, the Heavenly Corridors spiral out of control and countless worlds descend. The so-called protagonists begin sacrificing the masses for their own opportunities.
Dragging his heavy saber, Chen Ye lifted his head from a mountain of corpses.
“Let's discuss the price before I take the job.”
“Once I take it...”
“Not one person gets left behind.”
The worldview is quite complicated, and the content and format are relatively new. It is a very difficult subject with a story. If it is not well written, it will make people feel that it is making up mysteries, and it is very "pretentious". The current chapter is not bad, and the worldview has not been expanded yet, so it is a bit confusing to read. However, I recommend following the update, it has great potential.
It's pretty, but a bit brain-burning. Absolutely great book with potential
Personally, I feel pretty good. The effect of adaptation is gradually reflected. Although the dialogue in the book is very concise, it does not affect my reading. (Probably because everyone speaks in a concise way, and there is a lack of people who speak plain English. Although it is useless to talk nonsense, it feels a bit wrong if there is not a word of nonsense. Of course, it is generally quite interesting.) It is a new book, so I will add one star to support it.
Come on, the author. Although he didn't expand on the world view, which made me confused, I can tell that he wrote it seriously. If he slowly expands it later and is less poisonous, it will be very interesting.
Has it not come out yet by Chapter 34, or has Tang Ke been brought out?
Looks good, I like it, come on
This book will definitely become popular if you don't write random things later.
I'll go to the plot nb, recommend it
Chapters 1 to 16: Light pressure and background introduction. The protagonist's abilities were so impressive that I almost thought I was dead.
It's quite brain-burning, and there are a lot of twists and turns in it, but some of the dialogues look more human-like, which doesn't affect the reading. Overall, it's very good. Looking forward to more