(Wordplay, grow stronger by staying alive, not saintly, no doormat protagonist)
The whole world is forcibly pulled into a martial arts game.
Health bars, experience points, talent panels: it's all real. Pain is real, and so is death.
Chen Chen, an ordinary college student, draws the S-rank talent [Campfire Keeper]: survive each day and get one free attribute point.
The moment he opens his eyes, he's cornered in a ruined temple by a demonic cult assassin.
He just wants to lie low, but everyone wants him dead.
"One point a day, 365 points a year. As long as I live long enough, I'll become a martial arts legend."
He helps with the cooking and dishes, learns kung fu and martial arts, practices horse stance, and, while he's at it, clings to his senior sister's coattails.
In the last chapter, you have to survive, and in the next chapter, you go out and wander
It was unexpectedly good, the plot and dialogue were great, and I was hooked immediately.
Good books, good books, good books. But i don't look