What does it feel like to be invincible?
For Qingchuan, it feels boring. Incredibly boring.
After he transmigrates to the cultivation world, the System directly grants him invincible power capable of sweeping through the universe, then promptly crashes. Destroying a galaxy with a flick of his finger? Shattering the void with a breath? It’s all too easy. He’s so powerful that he’s afraid a sneeze might accidentally destroy the world.
To pass the endless, despair-inducing years, he chooses to become the most inconspicuous scripture pavilion elder at Qingyun Sect. All he wants is to read in peace, slack off, and retire early.
But the trees may long for stillness, yet the wind keeps on blowing.
When a tyrannical disciple bullies his fellow sect members, he lazily says, “Sorry, being strong really does let you do whatever you want.” One thought later, the bully is on his knees, his cultivation crippled.
When an exploding pill furnace disturbs his peace, he casually points at it. The furnace is restored, and a top-grade pill automatically emerges. His contribution remains a secret.
When the sect tournament gets as noisy as a marketplace, he says, “Enough.” His words become law, freezing everyone in place and leaving the big shots dumbfounded.
When powerful enemies threaten the sect and disaster looms, he finds them too noisy and waves his hand as if shooing away flies. In an instant, the countless enemies lose their cultivation…
All he wants is to read a few light books, drink some plain tea, and raise a couple of little disciples who seem reasonably agreeable.
So why are there always so many clueless people who insist on disturbing an “ultimate slacker” who just wants to lie flat?
Then the Starfall Sea stirs, the ancient “Star Sin” approaches, and powers from every side swarm in, all turning their eyes toward an unremarkable fragment in his hand…
Qingchuan finally lets out a helpless sigh:
“I just want to quietly keep an eye on the gate. Why is that so hard?”
“Fine. I’ll stretch my legs and smack the source of all this trouble into oblivion. Then things will be peaceful again.”
I thought it was a cool article, but I didn't expect it to be a pretentious and slap-in-the-face article. How about a time traveler who has lived for tens of thousands of years, but everything he does is extremely troublesome, but he wants to help himself, and then talks about this trouble and that trouble, then you should just stop writing this kind of article. If you find it so troublesome, why bother to touch it? You said some things to make yourself interested, but some are particularly troublesome, and the way they fight, you said it to the male protagonist, and you still said it in a mocking and contemptuous tone, and then despised them. If the male protagonist has not obtained the systematic inheritance, then he is also one of these ants. Anyway, everything he did was troublesome, so it would be easier to open his own sect, become the Grand Ancestor, and then be the person behind the scenes. As a result, he went to become an elder of the Sutra Pavilion in another sect. The key was to be at the third level of Qi training. As long as you are stronger and others know your strength, you will not get into trouble easily. As a result, he keeps a low profile. You say he is stupid, he has some strength, you say he is smart, why can't he think straight about what he is doing, and he has lived in vain for so many years [awkward laughter]
What the hell
Invincible is indeed invincible, but it is not enjoyable to watch. There are many idioms used which seem a bit too deliberate, as are the ellipses. There are even ten or so in one chapter. It is very uncomfortable to watch.