My Soul Crossed into the Immortal Realm: The Soldier King Ascends by Doing Nothing

Xiao Chen, a top modern soldier, is betrayed and killed during a mission. His soul transmigrates to a world of immortal cultivation, where he becomes a bullied good-for-nothing disciple of the Qingyun Sect. Just as he falls into despair, he unexpectedly activates the [Saint of Slacking System]. The System forces him to “stop striving”: the more he slacks off, gives up, and enjoys himself, the faster his cultivation improves. Sleeping equals cultivation, eating equals taking pills, and being insulted earns him magical treasures. This runs completely counter to the disciplined, iron-blooded code he lived by as a soldier in his previous life. To survive and find his way home, Xiao Chen has no choice but to hide his edge and pretend to be a complete slacker, staging one “unintentionally reaping what you never sowed” play-pig-to-eat-the-tiger scheme after another inside and outside the sect. Using a soldier’s combat instincts and tactical thinking alongside the heaven-defying abilities granted by the System, he cleverly resolves one crisis after another, crushing the hard-working “grindset kings” and cheating villains. Before he knows it, he has caught the attention of many heroines, including a favored daughter of the righteous path, a demonic enchantress, and the heiress of a fallen alchemy clan. In the end, amid a chorus of astonished cries of “How did he break through again?”, he ascends to immortality by slacking his way through life and becomes the most baffling legend in the immortal realm.