That Year, I Kept My Hands in My Pockets and Learned What It Meant to Be Immortal and Invincible

After transmigrating to the Continent of Myriad Spirits, Su Fang becomes an ordinary person. But he obtains the Longevity Stat-Boosting System: as long as he lives long enough, he can add attribute points without limit.

As long as he lives long enough, he will eventually become the strongest person in this world.

Too weak physically? Add a billion attribute points.

Too unlucky? Add a billion attribute points.

Skills too poor? Add a billion attribute points.

Cultivation realm too low? Add a billion attribute points for that, too.

You’re stronger than me now? No problem. A hundred years from now, I’ll stand at your grave, piss all over it, then grind your bones to dust and ashes to settle our old score.

When you’re ruthless, I’ll give ground. When you’re old, I’ll beat your whole family to the floor.

As long as I outlive you by one day, I’m the winner.

Countless years later, I stand atop the world.

Only then, with his hands in his pockets, does Su Fang realize how lonely it is to be immortal and invincible.