This Cultivation System Isn't Quite Right

Chu Ning transmigrates into a cultivation world and becomes a menial disciple of the Qinglan Sect, someone everyone can bully, with a bleak future ahead. That is, until he awakens an unorthodox tag-editing System.

However, the System is defective from the start, and is completely useless beyond spoilers and snarky commentary. With a sharp-tongued AI "cheering him on," Chu Ning can only rely on the information advantage it provides and start down a path of sneaky schemes and outrageous antics: tagging his opponents' pills as "laxatives," editing a rusty iron sword into a "peerless divine weapon, fake," and even secretly altering his own exam results...

Through one outrageous maneuver after another, he blasts his way out of the servant quarters, disrupts the outer sect, throws the inner sect into chaos, and eventually stirs the entire cultivation world. When Chu Ning can finally alter fate, rewrite cause and effect, and even patch the rules of the Heavenly Dao, the whole world descends into chaos. Can this keyboard warrior who became an immortal by editing tags really be a good "editor-in-chief" of the world?

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.