Great Qin: Refreshing Traits Across the Myriad Worlds, I Forge My Own Dao

The protagonist transmigrates into the Daoist Celestial Sect as the "mad little martial uncle" whom everyone loves to hate.

He becomes a disciple at eight and masters the Celestial Sect's martial arts in a year. But his eccentric nature leads him to do bizarre things like jump off cliffs and shout at trees, so the disciples and elders think he's crazy.

No one knows that the protagonist has a Trait System. It refreshes one trait every day, which he can apply to himself or an item.

On his very first draw, he gets the purple trait Quantum Speed Reading, letting him read at an absurd pace. In just a year, he devours all the Celestial Sect's martial arts manuals.

But the System is a pain: the traits are all down to luck, and the short, plain white traits make his face fall.

One day, the Confucian expert Wuming arrives, intending to take someone down the mountain for an exchange.

The leaders of the two sects argue fiercely over who gets to go, and in the end, the protagonist is forced onto the journey.

As soon as he leaves the mountain gate, elders from the Human Sect block his way, insisting on fighting him to prove he isn't fit to represent Daoism.

The protagonist sighs, casually picks up a tree branch, and decides to show them what he's capable of.

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