A Nameless Grass in the Primordial World: Laying Low to Become the Mastermind

[A single blade of grass from the start, and every upgrade comes from lying low! A modern office worker's survival tale after transmigrating to the Primordial World!] When Wang Jing woke up, he discovered he hadn't become a mighty being who could command the winds and rain in the Primordial World, nor a hapless soul burdened with a blood feud. Instead, he'd become... a weed growing in a crack between the rocks at the Eye of the North Sea! It was a place with sparse spiritual energy, not a soul in sight, and an ancient ferocious beast living next door! Fortunately, he was bound to the [Primordial Nobody System]. Its core skills: concealment, survival, analysis, and energy conversion. In plain language: Hide! Stay alive! Steal a little power! Bear some fruit! And so, the Primordial World went completely off the rails: While others cultivated and fought over magical treasures, he was figuring out how to make his seeds sprout into new plants across the Primordial World, creating a "distributed neural network" and achieving the ultimate low-profile cultivation method: "one life per blade of grass, with the whole network as backup"! While the great war between the Liches and the Demons raged, he sent a clone, another blade of grass, to the Wu Clan disguised as a "heartbreak grass" poison healer, mooching food, drink, and intel. Meanwhile, his true body worked on "municipal landscaping" in the North Sea, introducing competing species in a bid to blend perfectly into the ecosystem! A demon god stepped on him and sneered, "Nothing but worthless weeds!" His ferocious beast partner thought he'd cultivated himself stupid and abandoned him. A mysterious blue bird stole the magical treasure fragment from his doorstep... But he simply kept recording data, optimizing his disguise, digging in deep, and stockpiling food. Until one day, his seeds drifted on the wind and quietly landed all across the Primordial World. Wang Jing: "Wait, have I... gone and laid low all the way to the top?"