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Zhao Mo transmigrates to America as a 62-year-old man at the kill line.
He has just two hundred bucks to his name, not even enough for next month’s rent and living expenses.
Just as he’s planning to go out with a bang, the “Super Assassin System” arrives. His beginner’s pack contains three cubic meters of storage space.
According to the System’s rules:
He can buy more years of life. Up to age 100, each year costs ten million dollars.
He can buy attribute points. Up to an attribute value of 20, each point costs ten million dollars.
He can buy storage space expanders. Ten million dollars buys an extra ten cubic meters.
He can buy skill points. Each level of a professional skill, up to the advanced level, costs ten million dollars.
After weighing his options, he decides to upgrade his storage space first and stock it with enough modern weapons to arm a company.
Well... once he has the money, he can buy even more.
And so, an invincible assassin is born.
An old man doesn't know any skills, and some of them are useless. He's too old, and the young souls who have traveled through time also don't know anything. They are useful except for one space. Damn, the starting price is 10 million US dollars for one attribute point. God, those top killers only get 1 to 2 million per order, and more than half of them have to be spent on intelligence, equipment, and safe houses. You wouldn't have thought that there would be orders worth hundreds of millions in the future that you could do, right? Don't even think about it if you don't have a team of dozens of people. In most cases, no one will pick it up. Let's just say that in reality, in China, which painting is more expensive and which one has a higher bounty? You can see if anyone will pick it up. There is also the first order. When there is no target information, the employer said 300,000, you said 500,000, and the employer complained that it was poor, so you agreed to take the order for 400,000? There are only two kinds of killer orders. The employer bids you to accept the order. You understand the target information and make a bid to the employer. It's okay for you to say you are too poor when receiving an order for the first time. There are so many things in it that I want to complain about. One of them is why the alimony obligation should be laid out. Then how do you spend the money you earn from taking orders? It would be easy if the system helps a 60-year-old man with a large amount of property from unknown sources. Forget it, it's too much. The author should study and write. If you don't like it, delete this article.
The ink stains are endless
Chirping
It's a pretty good book. I'll keep reading. Good luck to the author!
The details are well written, like understanding the United States.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, I like these crazy little people the most. In this world of Cao Dan, there is no one who is not crazy. Lao Zhao, let's do some more serious work!
It just feels like the pressure is a bit harsh. In the early stage, the price is increased by 10 million US dollars. The protagonist is still alone and cannot summon helpers.
Yes, it's rare to see someone write about the situation in the United States. Come on, come on.
This book really has a strong story, which makes people keep reading. A few minor points in the first few chapters will not have much impact.
This book is written very smoothly, I guess it is an experienced author.
This is the time-travel journey of ordinary people. Good practice is the daily routine, and details are not a problem.
An old man doesn't know any skills, and some of them are useless. He's too old, and the young souls who have traveled through time also don't know anything. They are useful except for one space. Damn, the starting price is 10 million US dollars for one attribute point. God, those top killers only get 1 to 2 million per order, and more than half of them have to be spent on intelligence, equipment, and safe houses. You wouldn't have thought that there would be orders worth hundreds of millions in the future that you could do, right? Don't even think about it if you don't have a team of dozens of people. In most cases, no one will pick it up. Let's just say that in reality, in China, which painting is more expensive and which one has a higher bounty? You can see if anyone will pick it up. There is also the first order. When there is no target information, the employer said 300,000, you said 500,000, and the employer complained that it was poor, so you agreed to take the order for 400,000? There are only two kinds of killer orders. The employer bids you to accept the order. You understand the target information and make a bid to the employer. It's okay for you to say you are too poor when receiving an order for the first time. There are so many things in it that I want to complain about. One of them is why the alimony obligation should be laid out. Then how do you spend the money you earn from taking orders? It would be easy if the system helps a 60-year-old man with a large amount of property from unknown sources. Forget it, it's too much. The author should study and write. If you don't like it, delete this article.
The ink stains are endless
Chirping
It's a pretty good book. I'll keep reading. Good luck to the author!
The details are well written, like understanding the United States.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, I like these crazy little people the most. In this world of Cao Dan, there is no one who is not crazy. Lao Zhao, let's do some more serious work!
It just feels like the pressure is a bit harsh. In the early stage, the price is increased by 10 million US dollars. The protagonist is still alone and cannot summon helpers.
Yes, it's rare to see someone write about the situation in the United States. Come on, come on.
This book really has a strong story, which makes people keep reading. A few minor points in the first few chapters will not have much impact. This book is written very smoothly, I guess it is an experienced author.
This is the time-travel journey of ordinary people. Good practice is the daily routine, and details are not a problem.