[The early chapters have a little bit of fiery, frustrating drama, and the pacing is a bit slow. Once the story enters the cultivation world, things pick up. Enter at your own risk!]
Ning Feng transmigrates to a cultivation world and finds himself in a mass grave. With nothing but a shovel from the start, he awakens the Corpse-Collecting System: every corpse he finds makes him stronger.
"Ding!"
"Name: Wang Defa!"
"Age: 25!"
"..."
"Congratulations, Host: Vitality +1"
"Ding!"
"Name: Diao Deyi!"
"Age: 50!"
"..."
"Congratulations, Host: Lifespan +1!"
"The System can also grant rewards based on a corpse's traits!"
"Heh heh heh!"
Watching the stats on the System panel refresh each day, Ning Feng couldn't help the corners of his mouth from curling upward.
I'll quietly grow stronger, then amaze everyone!
But there are only so many corpses in a mass grave. To get stronger, Ning Feng has no choice but to venture out in search of bodies, even digging up ancestral graves and the like.
From the mortal realm, all the way to the Immortal Realm.
The entire Myriad Worlds trembled. An Immortal Realm big shot roared in fury: "Who dares dig up my ancestral grave? I'll grind you to dust!"
Ning Feng smirked. "A mere ant, and you dare bark so loudly!"
He silently lowered the shovel from his shoulder, revealing muscles that would make skinny guys weep and wealthy older women swoon.
"Your strength isn't enough to make me reach for my shovel!"
66666 Very interesting, not cliche
Why do good-looking books always have so few words?
Personally, I feel that the setting of touching one dead body a day is actually very good. This way it won't collapse too quickly. If you touch too many, your combat power will increase, and you can suppress the protagonist.