Online Gaming: Every Arrow I Shoot Is a Nuclear Explosion

[Online Game + Absurd Meme Humor + Global Players + Nuclear Basic Attacks + Crushing Victory in Nation Wars + Feel-Good Story]

There are six billion people on Earth, and four billion are dragged into the game Forbidden. Everyone gets three lives. Die in the game, and you die in real life, too. Clear the ten forbidden zones to bring your in-game abilities back to the real world.

Lin Feng, a convenience-store night-shift drone, starts out with a hundred thousand people crammed into one newbie exam village. Other people answer questions with their knowledge. He answers with Douyin memes. The result: a score of 99, and the only SSS-grade talent in the game, [Nuclear Explosion]!

Every time he levels up, the chance of his basic attack triggering a nuclear explosion increases by 1%. When it triggers, it deals true damage in a 10-by-10 area, with a 10% chance to execute. Special skills don't trigger it? No problem. He's an archer, after all. From now on, his basic attack is his ultimate.

Other people hit a wild chicken with an arrow and deal 5 damage. He shoots one arrow and blows up five. Other people gang up on boss monsters until their hands cramp. He climbs a tree, kites the Boar King, and shoots it to death.

Korean players try to steal his monsters? One arrow sends them back to the respawn point. A Japanese team launches a sneak attack? The whole team is wiped out in four seconds.

He gets the server's first kill on a lord monster, and the announcement flashes three times. He clears a death dungeon solo, and his name is carved on the server-wide monument. King-tier sandworms and million-HP lords alike are all whittled to death by him.

Players across the world remember one ID: Hou Yi Shoots the Sun.

"His arrows are not only thick and long, they explode, too? Is he an archer or a walking artillery platform?"