Chen Shuang accidentally catches his boss having an affair and gets maliciously laid off. His year-end bonus is withheld, his parents call demanding money to buy his younger brother a house, his ex-girlfriend sends him a wedding invitation, and he runs into a little fairy while making food deliveries on the side...
Exhausted in body and mind, Chen Shuang opens the Tomato Novel App and sighs, "I wish I were the protagonist of a wish-fulfillment novel."
[Ding! The Strongest Wish-Fulfillment Protagonist System is here! Reach the required satisfaction points to redeem generous rewards.]
Act One: Restart Life. One hour later, return to ten days ago with your memories intact.
Act Two: Pacify the Realm. Open a portal to an ancient era of famine, where corrupt ministers hold power and barbarian tribes invade. Heaven is dead. Watch how I, Chen Shuang, turn the tide and save the realm from collapse. Sorry, I don't eat beef.
Act Three: The End of the Road. The apocalypse is here? I'll get there first! I travel between two worlds and become the apocalypse's biggest supplier!
Act Four: Martial Arts Alliance Leader. This was supposed to be a satisfying run. I can punch stars apart now, so why are you giving me a wuxia dungeon???
From a modern-day tycoon to a transcendent being across the heavens, from bustling city streets to the Nine Heavens and Ten Lands, from modern civilization to ancient agrarian society...
I am Chen Shuang!
The strongest wish-fulfillment protagonist in history!
What did you say? You think the strongest wish-fulfillment protagonist is going to put up with that? I'll get your account banned from Tomato!
Speechless. Chapter 9 is already and they're still buying that stupid prize.
The scope is too small.
What kind of nonsense is this?
It's alright, the beginning is somewhat classic, and the later part is just average.
Holy crap, this is a super satisfying read! I've never seen such a great start before.
After reading the first 5 chapters, I feel completely refreshed 😄
So far, his father's character is quite detestable. He knows perfectly well that he never raised any children and that his son isn't close to him, yet he still leeches off him.
I'm grabbing the first comment! As a long-time reader who's been following since the first book, I wish the author continued success!