Just after graduating from college, Lin Feng transmigrates to the Korean state in The Legend of Qin, and even gets the strongest System.
This System is insanely powerful. Whatever he learns, he instantly masters, and it even automatically deduces martial arts manuals. Just like that, he's invincible in no time.
"Detected that the Host has learned a complicated assortment of techniques. Beginning fusion and deduction..."
"Fusing Confucian swordsmanship, Daoist swordsmanship, Yin-Yang School swordsmanship, Military School swordsmanship..."
"Fusion successful. Deducting a new sword technique..."
"Deduction progress: 5%... 12%... 35%... 65%... 89%... 100%."
"Ding! Deduction successful. Congratulations, Host, you have obtained a new sword technique: Nine Heavens Divine Sword Art."
"The Host is learning the Nine Heavens Divine Sword Art. Proficiency increased by 9,999,999, reaching the maximum level."
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
I said to the author, with such a powerful system, why don't you learn the emperor's mental skills, recruit talented generals, and strive for world hegemony?
You might as well just write about maxing out inner skills, maximizing light skills, and maximizing swordsmanship, and then write a few more chapters, travel to another world, continue to reach max levels, and then go through again. Then the book is called Big Boss of All Realms. There are so many novels, and you can write a lot of chapters.
Did the stuffed buns exist during the Qin Dynasty?