Back to the Future: The Primordial Reboot
Synopsis
Waking up 300 years in the future, the world had completely transformed.
Mechas and starships filled the skies, while supreme experts soared through the heavens and tunneled through the earth, capable of leveling mountains and overturning seas with a mere flick of their wrists. There was nothing they couldn't do.
Facing this world that was both unfamiliar and familiar, Vuong Minh—a genuine antique from the past—progressed from initial shock and anxiety to curiosity, and ultimately, overwhelming excitement. A burning desire for eternal life and the ambition to become a powerful martial artist surged deep within his soul.
He intended to inherit his predecessor's dying wish: to pass the entrance exam for one of the Top Ten Academies and gain access to the finest resources this world had to offer.
However, when he glanced at his predecessor's 12th-grade coursework:
Quantum structure?
Peripheral neural transmission?
General principles of mecha torque?
Vuong Minh's soaring enthusiasm instantly flatlined.
Brother, forgive my arrogant youth for knowing neither the immensity of heaven nor the depth of earth.
Please allow this older brother to take back his initial promise.
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Chapters: 17
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Chapters (17 Total)
RSS- 1 Chapter 1: A Dream 300 Years into the Future
- 2 Chapter 2: The Golden Finger
- 3 Chapter 3: Violet Star
- 4 Chapter 4: My Son, Vuong Minh ....
- 5 Chapter 5: Initial Use of the Violet Star
- 6 Chapter 6: Boundless Maternal Love
- 7 Chapter 7: The Proper Use of the Violet Star
- 8 Chapter 8: Thunderstrike Dojo
- 9 Chapter 9: Mecha Storm
- 10 Chapter 10: Rising Fame
- 11 Chapter 11: Crafting a Public Image
- 12 Chapter 12: Returning to School
- 13 Chapter 13: Quang Binh First High School
- 14 Chapter 14: Young Master Vuong Displays His Might
- 15 Chapter 15: Lam Phong
- 16 Chapter 16: The Alliance Twelve Stances
- 17 Chapter 17: Bad fame is still fame
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