My Fusion System: Fusing a Thousand Chickens at the Start
Traversing into a Fantasy World, Watson became the youngest son of a run-down baron, ranked eight in the family. His mother was confined to her bed by sickness, his father was drinking all day, his brothers and sisters were not doing proper jobs, and even the family’s position of baron was on the verge of being stripped away. As the family’s decline loomed closer, Watson acquired the [Super Fusion System] out of the blue! At the family’s only remaining chicken farm, Watson conducted Fusion on the 1,000 sickly hens. “Ding, congratulations, you have fused a high-level demon beast [Pentacolor Fragrant Chicken]. Its eggs are so nutritious that they can extend one's life span and are considered a delicacy that only lords and kings can enjoy!” Watson made a huge profit out of this. Utilizing the system, he embarked on a journey of becoming a tycoon! “Ding, congratulations, you have fused 10,000 wheat heads into an ingredient that can permanently strengthen a person’s physique!” “Ding, congratulations, you have fused 10,000 kilograms of metal scrap into a Divine Weapon [Sword of the Flame Pursuer]!” “Ding, congratulations, you have fused 100,000 rats into a Divine-level Demon Pet [Sky-devouring Rat King]!” No gold coins? Fuse them! No potent potions? Fuse them! No super magic or powerful henchmen? Fuse them! From then on, Watson led his family to develop continuously in this world of swords and magic until it became an overlord!
Snow Over A Thousand Hills · Fantasy
It's a very interesting and extremely unusual story. Let's start with the fact that this is a reincarnation in Stephen's Universe and not in Lapis Lazuli. What the author did to Sasha seemed strange at first, but in principle this game of thoughts is very fascinating. The only problem is that a huge number of POVs allow you to better observe a difficult situation and are necessary, but due to the rare release of chapters, this greatly hinders immersion. You'll forget what happened from one person when you start reading from another. In addition, there were about 5 important scenes in the entire second volume, which is scary. It's scary that at one point the author will simply burn out and leave the story before the end of the prologue.