I Use the Sect Anti-Involution System to Get the Better of the Immortal Sects

Office drone Jiang Chen wakes up inside a feel-good xianxia novel, where he has become the cannon-fodder senior apprentice brother who shares his name.

According to the original plot, he will be repeatedly stabbed in the back by Lin Hao, the Chosen Saint who seems gentle and refined, and will eventually die taking a tribulation for him.

At this critical moment, the Immortal Sect Anti-Burnout System activates.

This System does not force him to cultivate painstakingly or push himself into a rat race. As long as he exposes the sect's workplace tricks, fights back against framing, and refuses empty promises and exploitation, he can claim cultivation techniques, magical treasures, and spirit-root enhancements. He can even get rewards automatically by slacking off and signing in. The less he works himself to the bone, the greater the rewards.

Jiang Chen is perceptive, no bleeding heart, and no lover of drawn-out battles. He knows how to lie low and plan ahead. When enemies scheme against him, he can pretend to give in and coax information out of them, but he will never put up with mistreatment for long. The moment he gets the evidence, he turns the tables and humiliates them.

Starting as a menial outer-sect disciple, he takes on biased elders, exposes the Saint's false facade, and reforms the sect's crooked ways. He seizes opportunities in secret realms, outshines the prodigies at immortal gatherings, and makes his way to a hilarious comeback.

No endless suffering for the protagonist and no tedious day-to-day filler. The face-slapping comes fast and feels great, while workplace rants and xianxia battles keep going full throttle throughout.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.