The Chicken Dinner System's Infinite Upgrade
吃鸡之无限升级系统
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.7M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game System
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- PUBG – Ultimate Upgrade SystemEnglish name
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1.3kChapters
23kRecommendations
92.9kFans
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I'm a complete beginner at PUBG. I'm really bad at it, but incredibly addicted. Recently, I've been reading a few thrilling novels and noticed something. The protagonists, after getting their systems, constantly boast about how much they can get, but they almost always manage to get over 20 kills per game.
The protagonist is a true slave! The system gave him a "sign a contract with Douyu" task, and he eagerly signed it without hesitation. No matter how much Douyu tormented him, he remained loyal to Douyu. If the system hadn't later given him a "terminate from Douyu" task, this novel would have had to be renamed "The Life of Douyu's Licking Slave."
I once saw a story where the male protagonist, after getting a system, immediately... Well, you know. The system could materialize.
The fact that the younger sister appears, and that she's super beautiful, not related by blood, but they're very close—these tags alone tell you it's a harem novel, and a very clichéd one at that, not even sparing the younger sister.
The main character is too much of a straight man; I prefer watching scumbags.
I just laughed. This novel sets up a system where killing special players yields rich rewards, but then I read a paragraph saying he wouldn't go pro, because all the professional training matches are against professional players, and the rewards from a few hours of training would be enough for the protagonist to kill countless ordinary players. This setup is pointless, isn't it? I'm leaving, it's boring.
Does anyone know the name of a novel about someone who can freely travel to the world of PUBG?
The author is indulging in self-congratulatory fantasies, starting by saying that there are no streamers like Lu Laoye in this world, only unfamiliar ones. Then, in chapter 33, after the protagonist gets 30 kills, viewers immediately start sending comments like "Lu Laoye, Buddha!" In the chat. 🤫
The protagonist is an idiot, constantly complaining about cheaters, yet his own system is rife with cheats... He constantly criticizes the system for being a rip-off, yet he relies on the system to complete almost every task... A completely incompetent and brainless protagonist, his only redeeming quality is his over-the-year-old habit of showing off and getting slapped in the face...
I just read chapter 322. The protagonist met Prince Qiao. It seems like the author really likes him. Don't you think you're the number one fan?