The Myriad Worlds: I Will Rewrite the Rules

Ling Jiutian transmigrates to a fantastical world. Here, river gods guard stretches of rivers, cultivators fly through the skies and burrow through the earth, and mysterious religions preach the virtues of suffering and joy. Cultivators absorb the spiritual energy of heaven and earth to strengthen themselves, while demon beasts and primordial beings temper their bodies through their bloodlines. Countless cultivation techniques and divine arts await him. Just as he begins cultivating and setting out on the path to immortality, convinced that a bright future lies ahead, he starts uncovering the truth behind the world's many mysteries. Is he a kneeling slave? Or livestock locked in a cage? P.S. “I, Ling Jiutian, transmigrated from Earth. I was born with a golden finger and started cultivating in the womb. I'm definitely the protagonist! Just watch me dance across the skies and throw the world into chaos!!!” Eight years later... “Damn, what does my golden finger even do? Who am I? Where am I?” (This book focuses on comedy, a lighthearted tone, and encouraging people to be good. Well, more or less... Readers who can't handle some dark and gory scenes can skip them.) (No System. Traditional fantasy, a slow-burn underdog story. The pace is a little slow at first, and the protagonist really rises to prominence starting in Volume Three. Also, the transmigration isn't essential to the story; it's more of a major plot hole. Some of the truth about the golden finger is revealed in Volume Three.)