I Transmigrated to a World of High Martial Arts, but Got Bound to a Cultivation System

I have finished reading the latest chapter. Since I am relatively resistant to some poisons, this book is still within the scope of reading. The system is a bit too weak, and so is the protagonist. I can't write too much about the exhilarating feeling of cultivating immortals in the world of high martial arts, but it is a little bit exhilarating. After practicing for a day or two, I can crush low-level warriors. Because the author is also mixed up in the genre, there are also plots where the protagonist is almost killed by weird things. This is also one of the poisonous points I mentioned. The control of his subordinates is very rough and poisonous. Although the techniques emitted are all backed up and the protagonist can definitely kill the opponent, the method of handling them is really rough and careless. There is no other way to control his subordinates except the skills, and there is no real-time monitoring method. The protagonist is also too young. When encountering monsters of the K-type, he will be beaten by the opponent's monsters with fast attack equipment because he is not able to use the powerful spells he possesses. Therefore, in the early stage, the protagonist of this book is not a pure novel where he is cultivating immortals and crushing warriors. He is a growth-oriented protagonist.