Lu Chen transmigrated into a fantasy world and was bound to the Invincible Couch Potato System from the start. He could grow stronger just by lying down and breathing.
He’d planned to keep his head down until the end of time, but people kept forcing him to act.
At the sect tournament, he casually pointed a finger and sent the Saintess flying. The System announced: “Congratulations, Host, on earning the ‘Low-Key Face-Slapping’ achievement. Reward: one divine-grade couch potato recliner.”
During an expedition into a secret realm, he rolled over in his sleep and brought down an ancient ruin. The System quipped: “Host, your rolling made quite a racket. We recommend applying for the honorary director position at the Demolition Office.”
When a big shot from the Immortal Realm descended to provoke him, Lu Chen yawned, blowing the man eighty thousand miles away.
Lu Chen sighed helplessly. “I really don’t want to be invincible!” The System silently popped up a new quest: “Host, please use a couch potato pose to suppress the Lord of the Divine Realm. Reward: the title of Ultimate Couch Potato King.”
At last, the Myriad Worlds understood: the most terrifying thing wasn’t that he might make a move. It was that he couldn’t even be bothered to lift a finger.
This book is not an invincible novel where the protagonist starts at max level, and the main character is a bit of a loser.
What a hypocritical act of giving up; it just creates a mountain of problems.