Yun Yi transmigrates to a cultivation world and unexpectedly awakens a System. As long as he raises the favorability of a "thing," he can receive a sign-in reward.
"Ding! Sign-in successful. Reward: iron pot, chessboard, tea leaves, watermelon..."
Unfortunately, every reward he gets is utterly useless.
Despondent, Yun Yi decides to live as an ordinary person and enjoy a quiet life.
Little does he know...
The willow tree he carefully nurtures is actually a Sacred Spirit, peerless beneath the Nine Heavens and across the Ten Lands, its grace unmatched!
The woman he happens to save is actually a qilin in human form, ruler of all scaled creatures, with astonishing strength!
The scholar he casually enlightens grasps the truth on the spot, becoming a Confucian sage of the highest order who commands the world!
Many years later, looking back on the past, Yun Yi smiles faintly.
"So even an ordinary mortal can crush immortals!"
The protagonist wasn't portrayed as a superior person at all; he was just a petty, lowly commoner.
I must give a good review! I'll try to fool as many people as I can; everyone, please praise me, the Great Eel Man!