Lin Feng was an ordinary member of the Lin family in Qingyan City. Born with a defective spiritual root, he endured mockery and abuse from his family. His fellow clansmen treated him as a laughingstock, and even the servants often sneered at him. During a family competition, Lin Feng was so weak that his opponent grievously wounded him, nearly costing him his life.
But just as he was feeling utterly dejected and licking his wounds alone, he unexpectedly awakened the Invincible Sign-In System. By signing in at specific locations, he could obtain all kinds of miraculous rewards. On his first sign-in, Lin Feng obtained the top-tier cultivation technique Chaos Art, which could absorb the purest spiritual energy between heaven and earth and allowed him to cultivate far faster than ordinary people.
With the Chaos Art, Lin Feng cultivated day and night. In just one month, he broke through the bottleneck that had held back his progress and grew tremendously stronger. He returned to the family’s cultivation chamber and signed in again, obtaining an ancient divine artifact called the Sword of Shattered Illusions. Exceedingly sharp, the sword contained formidable sword energy.
Lin Feng’s strength caught the family’s attention, but he didn’t let it go to his head. He learned of a mysterious ruin in the Demonic Beast Mountains outside Qingyan City, where signing in was said to grant even more astonishing rewards. Without hesitation, Lin Feng set off for the Demonic Beast Mountains. There, he encountered all kinds of powerful demonic beasts, but thanks to the treasures he had obtained through sign-ins and his own strength, he repeatedly turned danger into safety.
At last, Lin Feng found the mysterious ruin and successfully signed in, obtaining a mysterious power that allowed him to control time. By then, however, the entire cultivation world was facing a tremendous crisis: a dark force had risen, bent on ruling the world. With the power granted by the Invincible Sign-In System, Lin Feng
The plot doesn't drag on and there's a climax every few pictures. Thank you to the author. Come on. Cows and horses can rest, but you can't!
The logic is clear and not too brainless. I will follow up temporarily.