Ten Years of Sign-In Left Me Burned Out

Xiao Yunhe has lived in seclusion on Mount Qingming for ten years, copying scriptures and meditating every day. All he wanted was to spend his days away from the world.

The cultivation world has eighteen provinces, filled with sects. The Dao is supreme, and chaos is about to erupt. Hypocrites hide among the righteous, while tyrants run rampant in the frontier wastelands.

Cities are slaughtered in the borderlands, and the people wail in misery. He cannot bear to watch, but lacks the power to turn the tide.

Then, by chance, he obtains a golden finger: daily sign-ins that make him steadily stronger.

He stops at an inn and gains an ancient secret manual. He passes a cave and picks up a divine weapon.

Others spend ten years cultivating, yet a single daily check-in puts him ahead. Resources pile up until his storage is overflowing.

He still keeps a low profile, but his combat prowess has long since reached the pinnacle. With one stroke of his sword, he can shatter every technique.

Zhong Lixue is cold-faced and taciturn, with peerless medical skills and an almost absurdly protective streak. She becomes his personal bodyguard.

One is pure-hearted, the other outwardly cold but warm inside. Both are maxed out, and both are devastatingly beautiful.

He does not seek to rule the world, yet the world is settled because of him. He never shows off, yet people hail him as its savior.

After ten years of sign-ins, he has become the ceiling of the cultivation world. With a thought, he can bring peace to the world; with one sword, he can suppress the ages.