Lin Yi, a poor boy who graduated from three majors, came to Tianhai City to seek life with two thousand yuan and a stubbornness that refused to admit defeat.
After submitting more than a hundred resumes and all being rejected, he thought his life would continue to be gloomy like this.
Until that day, something called the "Infinite Clone System" appeared in his mind.
A clone awakens every three days, and the clone can learn different knowledge and skills at the same time in the system space - finance, programming, foreign languages, fighting, medicine...
Five avatars of the same level can be combined into a higher-level avatar, unlocking knowledge and abilities that ordinary people cannot achieve in their lifetime.
However, the synthesis of clones is irreversible, and the reduction in number will affect system upgrades.
Should we retain the quantitative upgrade system, or synthesize high-level clones to break through the ability ceiling?
Every choice is a big gamble.
When everyone thought he was just an inconspicuous poor boy, Lin Yi had quietly laid out a big game.
Starting from a six-square-meter cubicle in the urban village, step by step, he will make all those who look down on him look up to his back.
"My alter ego is learning and I am changing the world."
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