By chance, Tai Er transmigrates into an Innate Human Race member and begins his journey as the Primordial World's ultimate survivalist, while Jin Ling transmigrates into Tai Er's System and embarks on his own journey as the Primordial World's ultimate schemer. Schemer + survivalist = invincible survivalist. (Brilliant!)
Though Tai Er believes above all in keeping a low profile, he still manages to saddle Laozi with karmic debts and swindle his Nine-Turn Golden Elixir. He also tricks the disciples of all three religions, and that's not all: Di Jun, Yuanshi, Jieyin, and others all fall victim too. The only time he slips up is when Tongtian forcibly takes him on as a disciple.
Jin Ling, meanwhile, is a chuunibyou young man who accidentally transmigrates into a System, but his circumstances are completely different from Tai Er's. His boss treats him like a beast of burden, and he also ends up bound to Tai Er, the king of keeping a low profile.
Then, Jin Ling unexpectedly takes physical form and becomes a schemer, joining Tai Er in raising havoc.
The survivalist king Tai Er and schemer Jin Ling use the System's functions and their own mastery of the laws to take on other people's appearances and sow discord wherever they go, leaving everyone defenseless. Nearly every powerful being in the Primordial World gets tricked by the pair. They're walking disaster zones, and no one even realizes they're behind it all.
What should I say? It's better to be happy when reading novels! Whether the writing is awesome or not depends on whether you like it or not, hehe
Dear readers, please give me some advice, please.
The writing is pretty good, the subject matter is quite novel, and it's humorous, especially the saints. Personally, I think saints also have seven emotions and six desires.