My name is Lin Chen. I died saving someone, and thought my life was over. Then, out of nowhere, I got bound to a System with a terrifying backstory: she stole the Staff of the Great Dao and a System Modifier, then came to serve as my cheat.
From then on, my transmigration adventures went completely off the rails.
In Bear Ridge, I taught Bald Qiang the “Cleave All Things in Two” sword technique for chopping trees, while Xiong Da and Xiong Er learned to exude overwhelming dominance. In Douluo Dalu, I saved the despairing Bibi Dong at the Papal Palace and secretly saved Tang San's mother, Ah Yin, and Xiao Wu's mother. In the world of Hua Qian Gu, she was the poor girl who chased after me, calling me big brother. In Three Lives, Three Worlds, the family ranks got all mixed up, and the heroine became my aunt. Then, in the Primordial World, Fairy Yunxiao fell for me, and even Sun Wukong of Flower Fruit Mountain clamored to take me as his master!
All I wanted was to enjoy life and save up a little travel money. But the System was so powerful that it forced me into becoming the invincible “head teacher” of all worlds. Now, the Master of the System and the Great Dao seem to be coming after me... You runaway System girl, are you sure we won't get beaten to death?
After picking and choosing, I read about twenty chapters. It was okay, readable, 3+0 stars. The protagonist's positioning is similar to that of an observer and guide, investing in some variables and waiting for subsequent developments, while exploring around. What I don't like is that the protagonist speaks too politely, just like those who write fantasy. He doesn't speak human words for the sake of so-called strong character, such as "Although human beings here are individually weak, the technological civilization they have created has its merits. It can even touch space and spy on the stars. As for the crisis... When it is supposed to come, it will come naturally." Isn't it embarrassing to communicate in daily language? I have to write such semi-ancient things.
Niu Tou Wen, so I'm kind of asking you to read it.