Fantasy: I Told You to Go Die—I Didn’t Mean for You to Be Invincible

[Crack comedy] + [Relaxed] + [Bug exploitation] + [Milking benefits] + [Big imagination]

The moment Fang Chen transmigrates into another world, he learns that he has just made a life-and-death duel with the luck-filled son of fortune who was recently jilted, and he is trembling with fear.

The system awakens, and he thinks a savior has arrived.

But the system’s first task is actually to make Fang Chen raise his cultivation, bring out his full strength, stimulate the potential of the son of fortune, and then die in the life-and-death duel.

Faced with two choices, both of which lead to death, Fang Chen chooses to first send the son of fortune cultivation methods and pills.

As a result, after giving them away, Fang Chen immediately learns the very cultivation method he just handed over...

At that moment, Fang Chen’s eyes light up!

[Synopsis is weak, please move to the main text.]

[Reader review: the author’s first five chapters are not very good, but if you push through them it gets better!]

[Reminder: this book focuses on the male lead exploiting bugs in the rules set by the system to level up, and is mainly crack comedy and anti-trope. The author is a complete newbie; this is the first book. Please be understanding if it is not written well.]