Urban + System + One-Man Cultivation + Multiple Heroines
Ye Kun, whose parents are both dead and who works a summer job to pay his tuition, once had only one goal in life: to stay alive.
Then, one night, a prompt appeared: [Ding! The Make the Fake Real System is at your service!]
On the first day, he manifested a Primordial Chaos Pill.
It cleansed his meridians and transformed his body, turning him into the legendary Chaos Dao Body!
On the second day, he manifested a Chaos Origin Return Art.
From then on, Blue Star had a cultivator!
On the third day, he manifested a spatial ring.
Infinite space, with anything storable and retrievable at will!
At first, Ye Kun thought the System could only manifest inanimate objects.
Then one day, on a whim, he tried bringing the elf queen from an animated series into the real world...
Looking at the breathtaking queen before him, her silver hair reaching her waist and her bearing cool and aloof as she knelt on one knee, Ye Kun fell into deep thought.
So this thing can manifest living beings too?!
While the country's secret agency came knocking and forces from all sides stirred, Ye Kun was squatting on his balcony, scrolling through his phone.
"Hold on, let me take another look... What should I make tomorrow?"
The protagonist, Goldfinger, is equivalent to a wishing machine. He gets a chance to do whatever he wants every day. He is not frustrated and is almost invincible. However, the plot goes by a bit too fast. Almost every event ends in one or two chapters. For example, if you go back to the past, you will come back before you feel comfortable watching it.
I have a question, why doesn't the protagonist embody the protagonist's system in the book? Wouldn't that make many systems take off? 😏😏😏😏
Well, it's definitely a great story, and its combat power and resources are expanding exponentially. The plot connection is a bit stiff, and it feels like the author didn't write an outline. It seems like he writes wherever he thinks. It feels like he is writing while watching a short video. Four stars for encouragement, I hope the author can write better works in the future.
With this kind of system, there is actually no need for emotional drama at all. If you think about it, you will actually be invincible the next day. Although there is no problem in experiencing life, it is a bit abrupt, which is quite refreshing.
There are not many chapters at the moment, except for the novelty of Golden Finger. Not interesting. I really don't feel much attraction. After unlocking the system, the school beauties posted pictures inexplicably. After reading the chapter titles, I felt that they were just like ordinary urban cultivators who "pretend to be cool and slap in the face". It belongs to the kind of bad street template that was very old in the past. I'm already immune to that kind of coolness.
The book is good, but I hope there are no other immortal cultivators behind the main character.
At present, it seems that the urban invincible novels are more daily life, and the protagonists try not to show their faces in front of the public. Many such protagonists suddenly become popular in short videos and the news. I feel it's best not to have contact with the ZF, otherwise I'll feel unhappy. It's acceptable to all the heavens if I write, and I can embody some high-tech secrets and hand them over to the ZF.
The type is okay, but why is there "news" behind it? I'm not here to read "news" 🤦 🤦 I hope there will be fewer of these types.
Can you tell me in advance that you are a scumbag?
When will I get Guga Sui Sui out and give you five stars?