Simultaneous travel: City, infinite evolution

Chapter 523 Transmigrator System Supplier [Requesting Monthly Tickets and Subscriptions]

"Haha, looks like everyone has successfully developed their skills through stealth and is doing quite well." The Ultimate Class laughed heartily, giving off a party vibe reminiscent of the close friendship between Wang Da Dong and his friends.

"To be honest, something interesting has happened to me too."

"After defeating the Flame Messenger and passing through the portal, I encountered a time quake and fell into the Gold Dimension ten years in the future, arriving in Lei Ting's era."

Wang Dadong, Arthur, and Ding Xiaoyu are already 28 years old and have entered the workforce.

Wang Dadong got his wish and married his sister Anqi, while King Arthur married Xiong Mei.

Ding Xiaoyu remains single, wandering the world, surviving in the wilderness, traveling to various places, as lonely and carefree as the rain.

I've managed to get into the new Balala High School's Ultimate Class 1, while Jin Bao San is still the bottom-of-the-class guy who hasn't graduated yet.

I originally wanted to experience youthful campus life, but I never expected to discover a student who shouldn't have been there—a time traveler.

This time traveler would occasionally spout ninjutsu from Naruto, taijutsu from One Piece, the three types of Haki, Zanpakuto and Kido from Bleach, seizing every opportunity to show off and slap people in the face, and even coveting the beauty of Lei Ting and Qiu Qiu in his class.

These characteristics are so obvious; it's practically telling everyone that he's a time traveler.

So, after several attempts and schemes, I finally managed to seize the whip of the mastermind behind the time travelers—that mysterious system.

After my probing and analysis, and considering that idiot time traveler, when no one was around, he would actually mutter some things that the natives would never say.

What he didn't know was that I had seen everything he did.

After repeated testing and trial and error, I confirmed that this is a so-called "Shocking Show-Off System." It attracts viewers by showcasing abilities, generating shock and collecting so-called "Shocking Points." These points are then used to exchange for various abilities, skills, fruits, and even direct soul, physical body, chakra, and other powers from the three worlds of Bleach, Naruto, and One Piece.

After finding out the details of this so-called system, I took decisive action.

He immediately pulled out the [Shocking Pretentious System].

Grab it and refine it in an instant.

The system immediately tried to resist and escape, but upon realizing it couldn't, it immediately initiated a self-destruct program.

Unfortunately, in my hands, it can't even self-destruct.

I suppressed it directly, refined it instantly, and searched the mountains and seas to uncover all information.

The transmigrator was terrified, staring at me in horror and exclaiming, "Impossible! The Ultimate World is just a low-magic world, how could there be such a terrifying being as you?"

Once I withdrew my greatest reliance, the transmigrator immediately lost his arrogant and pretentious demeanor, reverting to his true nature. His fear of the strong and his cowardice instantly took over, and he trembled like a leaf.

This isn't to say that the transmigrator was anything special, but rather that it's simply human nature—the fear of a powerful being who can take one's life, the fear of the unknown.

Just like many taciturn, dignified, and even imposing figures who exude official authority with their very presence, once stripped of all power and influence and imprisoned, they can behave in a very unpleasant and ugly manner.

Ultimately, we're all just human. Once we take away our reliance and the halo falls away, we're really just like everyone else.

This reliance may be power, money, strength, or knowledge; they may vary, but the essence is the same.

People are confident because they have a strong foundation.

Without confidence, one becomes just like an ordinary person, and one's humanity and animalistic nature come to the fore.

Of course, there are also truly accomplished individuals who cultivate their minds and character, overcoming their human and animalistic natures to cultivate a nature as resolute as iron and as gentle as the wind. Such people do exist.

However, this transmigrator who relies on the system clearly does not yet possess such cultivation; he may have some power, but most of it comes from the system's empowerment. While not entirely superficial, it is certainly loose and unreliable.

I didn't care about the transmigrator; I directly analyzed the system and discovered its essence. This so-called system was essentially a mass of primordial energy containing most of the rules and laws of the three worlds: Dead Man's World, Naruto Shippuden, and Sea of ​​Ultron. It also had a system of operating laws that provided various functions.

It influences the world through its host, collecting the shock, fortune, destiny, and causality of influential figures and ordinary viewers, collectively known as 'Shock Value', thereby distorting the world's rules and laws, hacking into the world's law system, and stealing the world's fundamental power.

This is why characters with special influence often generate more shock value than ordinary viewers; the greater the influence, the more shock value they receive.

Of course, the system takes a cut of the shock value it sets.

Approximately 60% was extracted, and the remaining 40% of the shock value was settled with the host.

On the surface, it is naturally 100% given to the host, since the host does not know the specific prices, right?
Moreover, all the rewards provided to the host are essentially zero-cost to the system.

Because the system has the ability to create things, it can use the material energy that already exists in the ultimate world, and the existing rules and laws of the three worlds of Death, Fire, and Sea, to create treasures.

The amount of primal energy consumed is extremely low, negligible compared to what is gained.

It's not much different from getting something for nothing.

The host thought he had made a profit, but in reality, the system had made a killing.

Of course, for the host, who is just an ordinary person who is already doing nothing, changing his fate is still a great gain.

This is a win-win situation.

As long as the system doesn't try to kill the host, the two have a symbiotic relationship, mutually beneficial, and will not have any conflicts.

A normal system wouldn't be stupid enough to kill the host it has painstakingly nurtured.

The world that was transmigrated to, although it lost much of its original power, also gained some scattered rules and laws from another world. By piecing them together and slowly evolving, it still brought about some new changes.

The world receives the least and gives the most.

But it's a win-win-win situation!

Even if you lose more than you win, it's still a win.

Having figured out the system's operating mode, I finally understand why system-based gameplay is so popular across the myriad worlds.

After all, a win-win-win situation is naturally easy to become popular and promoted.

As for the world losing too much and the indigenous people losing too much, it doesn't matter, it's a necessary sacrifice.

As long as there's a profit to be made, that's fine.

Having figured out the details of this system, I found a few words of information about the manufacturer that produced it in its database.

It was a massive organization called "System Suppliers" that mass-produced various types of systems in an assembly line factory, then distributed them to lucky individuals across countless worlds, binding them to these systems, taking them on journeys, causing trouble, and collecting the origins of the worlds.

There are also customized system models that are sold to other organizations and powerful forces, and even systems tailored for the scions of powerful forces, ensuring that they can comfortably cultivate and advance in a fast-paced, enjoyable way, showing off and slapping faces all the way, living a life of cheat codes.

Even in the myriad realms, one's background still matters when trying to survive.

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