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Selling the Future 出售未来
Question One: Would you like to cash in your future early? Question Two: If your future were converted into points, what wish would you redeem with your limited supply? Question Three: If you vanished from this world once you ran out of points, would you still make the same choice? Once the future is turned into numbers, you can trade it for anything in this world, whether that means women, power, status, wealth, or even human lives!
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Super Cultivation System 超级修炼系统
Ye Yiming was originally an orphan on Earth, an ordinary twenty-year-old college student. By a stroke of luck, he transmigrated to a strange world and became the grandson of the Duke of Wu in the small world of Tianyang. With a super cultivation System at his side, even someone with no spiritual roots and born a good-for-nothing can reach the highest realms. While others painstakingly cultivate, he relies on System points to surge ahead! With a wave of his hand, he crushes countless geniuses fro
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