On his eighteenth birthday, Lin Yuan has a vital energy level of 97 units, just three short of the minimum required for the martial arts college entrance exam.
With no resources or connections, he thought his path in martial arts had come to an end.
Until...
[Myriad Heavens Character Template System activated!]
[First Character Template: Escanor, the Sin of Pride!]
As the sun rises, his power grows!
And this is only the beginning.
Yoriichi Tsugikuni, Saitama, Sun Wukong... powerful figures from across the myriad heavens will appear one after another in this high-martial world.
But as his strength continues to grow, Lin Yuan gradually discovers that...
The templates can give him power and show him a path, but they cannot decide who he will ultimately become.
As the power of the strongest from countless worlds gathers within him, this high-martial age will witness a monster unlike any before.
😏 You and your pain are deeply in love, let the self-impressed episode go away
It is recommended that you review the article carefully if you have the conditions: For example, Chapter 1: After the good-for-nothing protagonist draws a card, his health increases from 97 to 100, and he can finally enroll in the Warrior University. Chapter 2: A strange beast breaks out of the school. From the principal to the students, everyone is beaten up. Only the protagonist who has just met the registration requirements can compete with him.
No hand rubbing, pure AI
It's a bit uncomfortable to read, so please give it a try.
Come on, the author of Gold Rush in the Waves, don't give up and write another four to five million words😄
The way the characters speak is very romantic. Half of the words are spoken, and the other half is silent for you to think about. There is a kind of melancholy and sad feeling of being speechless, which is very painful to watch.
There are very few people who read it, but they still insist on updating. Good luck, author.
It's too stressful
It's a pity that the AI article is a good subject
The previous one was okay, but I didn't like the plot about finding the cause of death of 23 people twelve years ago.