Chen Feng transmigrates to another world. After suffering the blessings of the 996 work schedule, can he still be kept in chains? He chooses the Villain System and obtains the Great Wilderness Continent from the start, along with a one-of-a-kind divine technique. He thinks the System will let him happily cultivate as an immortal, but soon discovers that creatures known as the Chosen Ones are all around him. With natural enemies right at his doorstep, he has no choice but to work hard and protect himself at all costs. It infuriates him. Is the whole point of cultivating immortality really just to gain status and power and lord it over everyone? Why can't people cultivate for a carefree, happy life? He works tirelessly, thinking he's finally mastered his own fate, only to step outside and find his home gone and the family he cherished nowhere to be seen. If they won't let him be happy, then no one gets to be happy. If an emperor blocks his way, he'll slaughter the emperor. If an immortal stands in his path, he'll slaughter the immortal. He will build a new nation. Only then do people realize that immortal arts needn't be used only for fighting and killing. They can also make life better. Work needn't be just about survival; people can strive for their ideals. Different races don't have to fight to the death; they can live together in peace and harmony, experiencing one another's cultures... And a dragon-slaying hero doesn't have to become a dragon. He can become a god!
So weird? . Emm