Tomb Raiding: The System Says It’s Just a Game

[No CP + Everyone’s Favorite + Transmigration + System + Golden Finger] Jun Jin was a Taoist priest in his previous life. He retired at twenty. A full benefits package and a government pension; a car and a house, with everyone’s respect. Unfortunately, he didn’t have long to live, and was confined to bed to recuperate. Oh well, he might as well lie flat. Jun Jin had been enjoying his retirement when a game System suddenly appeared. He gave it a five-star review, but opted to pay in installments. The good news: It was a game System, and he’d played the game before. The bad news: He’d nearly spent all his in-game currency, and although he had a revival pack, he had to clear the game in one life. The even worse news: The current timeline was more than ten years ahead of the main story. “...Fine. Let’s see what other trouble you can cook up, System.” Jun Jin discovered that a lot of things were beyond his imagination. To Wu Xie: “Tell me, where did you learn that Tai Chi? I thought you really couldn’t fight!” To Zhang Qiling: “...Are you sure she’s your mother and not your older sister?” To Hei Xiazi: “...So, are you getting your eyes treated or not? Just give me a straight answer.” To Xie Yuchen: “Should I call you my junior fellow disciple...?” Jun Jin had thought that, with no ties holding him back, he could do as he pleased in the game world. But he discovered that he had countless connections to the Jiumen, and even to the world itself. “So what? I’ll step in.” [Content warnings: 1. The game System is based on Genshin Impact and plays only a very small part. The author is still a beginner and can’t make major revisions at this point, so feel free to close the page if that’s a dealbreaker. 2. The story is a slow burn, with lots of foreshadowing early on (P.S. The main storyline has now begun). 3. Love doesn’t come from nowhere. The protagonist won’t jump straight in to help from the start; he’s all about proceeding with caution.]