Taking It Easy on the Wildlands Continent

After the Battle to Create the World, humanity gradually flourished across the Wildlands Continent.

Human civilization reached its peak, and three Saints appeared in succession.

But all things decline after reaching their height. The three Saints had irreconcilable differences, and their conflict gradually escalated until they could not coexist.

In the final battle, one Saint died and another was gravely wounded! The survivor also fell from sainthood, leaving only one Saint standing.

The Wildlands Continent was left shattered by their battle.

To save the continent, the spirit of the world sacrificed itself and reversed time across the Wildlands, hoping against hope to change the continent’s fate and prevent its destruction.

Yu Qian transmigrated to the Wildlands, but had no talent for cultivation. He loved reading, and by chance joined the first faction to produce a Saint, where he served as a secretary.

He had planned to lie flat and enjoy a peaceful life, but the second and third Saints appeared one after another, and he died in the aftershocks of their battle.

When the spirit of the world reversed time, his soul was swept back to the Wildlands Continent, sixty-six years earlier.

In his second life, he was the most famous good-for-nothing, and the third Saint’s destined master!

As a child, he failed to awaken his totem and made no progress in cultivation, so his family abandoned him. In middle age, his girlfriend left him. Later, he met the right woman, but just as they were about to marry, he discovered she was his cousin… Again and again, he tried to break free from the chains of fate, only to be defeated by fate each time!

With his future already laid out, watch Yu Qian change his fate in his third life, despite having no System or talent. Through hard work and foreknowledge of the future, he’ll find a powerful patron and enjoy a carefree, happy life of doing as little as possible!

“Heh heh, you’ve figured it out, haven’t you? This is the prequel, a new story after its third revision.”