Freshman Ji Heqing woke up and found that he had traveled to a wasteland world.
Ji Heqing: Is this the punishment for staying up late?
What's even more fucked up is that he is followed by a system that says that he can only go home if he kills the god of this world.
Why are there gods in the wasteland world?
Wait, that's not the point.
Are you kidding me if you want a crispy college student who doesn't work hard and doesn't know how to distinguish between grains and grains to kill the world's ultimate boss? !
In the wasteland world, civilization was completely destroyed. Ji Heqing looked at the vast desert and decided to ask someone first.
Fortunately, he soon encountered a group of armor-clad soldiers.
The next second he was stabbed to death.
Wtf? He hasn't spoken yet, okay?
The system says that it takes 10 health points to resurrect. The host's initial health is currently 100 points.
Ji Heqing came to life in confusion.
When he opened his eyes, it was still a desert raging with wind and sand, but his physical strength was cut in half. The system said that this is a debuff for losing health points.
Ji Heqing learned his lesson this time and avoided people.
The next second the alien jumped out and stabbed him through with a bone blade, devouring him into his belly.
. . .
After the fifth restart, the health value dropped to 50, and accordingly, Ji Heqing lost his limbs.
In other words, Ji Heqing is now completely a stick, even crawling has to rely on squirming.
He couldn't beat a dog that came by the roadside.
What a heaven-collapsing start.
That day
The abyss issued an ultimatum of death,
So
The imperial rose rots under the plane tree,
The saint's moon blade cuts into the child's head,
The dragon fell into the wasteland and corroded the flesh,
The sacred tree gave out its dying cry,
The dwarf never saw the light of day.
Intention: A young man is always passionate and innocent