Involution, No, I Want to Lie Flat

Everyone in the world of Juantian Cultivation has fallen into extreme involution. The monks work hard to stay up all night, brush up on KPIs, and do the rankings. They work hard but have constant bottlenecks and frequent inner demons. Lin Pingping, a modern social animal, traveled here and changed his name to Lin Pailan, vowing to reject internal strife and cultivate Buddhism. He awakened the Youran System, unlocking the unparalleled passive ability that makes him stronger the longer he lies down, and the more he moves, the more cheating he gets. While others stay up late and work hard to cultivate their liver to the point of exhaustion, they can automatically break through and reap gifts from heaven while sleeping, fishing, eating melons and basking in the sun. The king of sects, the geniuses of the five states, and the bosses of various factions tried their best to get involved, but they were easily crushed by Lin Bailan, who was idle the whole time, and his mentality was broken. When a group of internal sects form an anti-corruption alliance and encircle and suppress them, the Buddhist young man uses his inaction to break all laws, overthrow the unhealthy practice of hard work for thousands of years, and reshape a new era of relaxation and ease in cultivating immortals. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.