Chen Ping'an, the king of keeping a low profile, transmigrated into a cultivation world and awakened just one useless skill: God-Tier Invisibility. It couldn't attack or defend, and even running away guzzled spiritual energy. As he watched the chosen ones shudder with excitement and claim every treasure, while the immortal sect nobles monopolized resources and treated everyone else like ants, he grew furious, and then he understood.
And so, the whole story went completely off the rails.
In a secret realm, as a holy son and a demoness fought to their climax, he turned invisible, stole the treasures from both sides, and vanished without a trace. At an immortal banquet, an elder showed off an ancient spiritual pill. In the blink of an eye, the pill disappeared along with its bottle, leaving behind only a mocking note: “Tastes like medicine dregs. One star.”
He targeted the children of destiny, starting with ambushes and sackings, then setting them against one another until their hearts of the Dao shattered. With his signature combo of “cautious, shameless, and sly,” he found endless ways to use his invisibility: stealing an immortal maiden's underwear to study its runes, swiping a holy son's shorts to disrupt the workings of fate... He raced headlong toward becoming a public enemy.
Then the apocalypse tribulation arrived, and an Immortal Venerable from the Upper Realm descended to reap the harvest. Just as countless mighty experts sank into despair, the “number-one sneak of the immortal realm,” wanted for a thousand years, appeared slowly out of the void, a blade of grass in his mouth and a brick in his hand...
The writing structure is clear, and the pace is reasonable.
It's not bad. The storytelling is basically about designing a game interface and then slowly filling in the gaps!