Yun Shu, a true disciple of Mount Shu, unexpectedly awakens the “Play-It-Safe Annotation System,” which lets him slightly alter the probability of events. He knows that the world of Chinese Paladin 3 is a whirlpool of sacrifice and tragedy, where the main cast faces death at every turn. To live peacefully to a ripe old age, he resolves to stay on Mount Shu until the end of time and avoid getting entangled in cause and effect.
But once the wheels of fate begin to turn, there is no stopping them. When the Demon Locking Tower stirs, the sect sends its disciples down the mountain. Yun Shu exhausts every System permission trying to get himself disqualified, only to become “the one chosen by fate.” Before he knows it, he is unceremoniously kicked off the mountain.
From then on, Yun Shu is forced onto the road to find the Five Spirit Pearls. But he sticks to his “three nos” principle: don't take the initiative, don't take responsibility, and don't cause trouble.
In Yuzhou City, he tries every trick he can think of to bring Jing Tian and Xue Jian together, hoping they'll get on with the story and stop bothering him. At Thunderclap Hall, he munches on melon seeds and watches the action, only emerging to “clean up the mess” after the main characters have finished fighting. When it comes to the lovesick Zi Xuan and his senior fellow disciple Xu Changqing, he is beside himself with worry, doing everything he can to keep them apart and save his senior from disaster...
The more Yun Shu tries to lie low, the more he gets dragged into the heart of events. The more he tries to stay out of things, the more he somehow ends up solving crucial problems and earning a reputation as a “master with unfathomable depths.” In the end, when the world-destroying Evil Sword Immortal arrives, everyone places their hopes in this Mount Shu disciple, who has wanted nothing but to go home and farm from the very beginning. Looking at the unavoidable final boss, Yun Shu sheds tears of regret. “Why did I ever come down the mountain?”
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It's so confusing, should the author read it for himself?
This book gave me the feeling of chaos, a feeling of powerlessness that comes from pretending not to understand and calling oneself a fool.
It looks good, I love watching it, I like watching it.