I Have Million Skill Points

Some believe that being chosen by the system means endless toil, but Su Chen refuses to play by those rules. Working part-time? Out of the question. Serving the system? Not in this lifetime. When tasks pop up, he ignores them. If the system dares to threaten him, he fights back—hard. Eventually, the system grovels, begging, “Please, Host Father, just accept one mission!” Su Chen barely glances its way, muttering, “Hold on, I’ve got a million skill points to burn first.” His defiance is absolute, turning the tables on what it means to be a system’s chosen one. No demands, no obedience—just sheer dominance. The system learns quickly: crossing him is a losing battle. While others slave away, Su Chen rewrites the rules, proving power lies not in submission but in control. His indifference becomes his greatest weapon, leaving the system scrambling to keep up. For him, the game isn’t about survival—it’s about rewriting the script entirely.