A global announcement descended, and everyone was pulled into A World of Martial Arts.
Death meant true annihilation.
Fail to reach level ten within seven days, and you would be erased.
Su He landed in Novice Village, where two thousand people were crammed together, fighting over monsters, quests, and resources.
He had no money, no equipment, and no connections, only a rusty iron blade given to him by the System.
Then he acquired a cultivation technique: Transplanting Flowers and Grafting Trees.
Use it on any target to randomly extract one of its attributes and graft it onto yourself.
Monsters grant stats, equipment grants special effects, and players grant martial arts.
Once an attribute is absorbed into his body, it cannot be stolen or lost.
While others killed monsters to level up, he killed them to plunder.
While others saved up to buy equipment, he grafted the attributes from their gear onto himself.
While others spent ten years diligently practicing a single technique, he could kill a master and take their most prized skill.
Step by step, he went from Novice Village to the Yan Yun borderlands, from the frontier to the heartland of the martial world, carving a path through the clash between righteousness and evil.
The secrets of the Azure Dragon and White Bird, the source of demonic energy from beyond the borders, and the truth of the Nether Capital Abyss: he uncovered them layer by layer.
He plundered his way to godhood.
"If it belongs to someone else, I just have to kill them to make it mine."
The protagonist has more than 130 defense points, and can be broken by a monster with more than 70 attack points, or a normal attack. Then the protagonist's attack with more than 150 points hits the monster, and the monster's defense of more than 70 points is deducted, leaving more than 90 points of damage. I laughed to death😆😆 Then other ordinary players (who are at the same level as the protagonist, or even lower) can break the defense of the monsters that the protagonist fights, causing seven or eight points of acceptable damage. Then there is the villain player (Lin Xuan) whose settings are really rubbish, and he keeps making fun of the protagonist... In short, I give you five-star praise, everyone come and eat...