### 2. Synopsis
[Invincible protagonist] [Misinterpretations and mistaken assumptions] [System] [Lighthearted comedy] [Mastermind behind the scenes]
Gu Changqing transmigrates across ten thousand years, rising from an ordinary mortal to the Ninth Heaven. In the end, he merges with the Heavenly Dao and becomes the one and only **Sovereign** of the Myriad Worlds!
Just as he grows so invincible that life becomes lonely, and prepares to sleep for tens of thousands of years, his golden finger, **“Mortal's Heaven-Defying System,”** awakens at last, two thousand years late!
The System detects: “Host has no spiritual roots and is an ant abandoned by the Heavenly Dao! Host, begin cultivating immediately, survive in this cruel world of cultivation, and ultimately slay the Heavenly Dao!”
Gu Changqing looks at the cosmic laws in his hand, which control life and death, and falls into deep thought.
The System assigns a mission: “Survive for the time it takes one incense stick to burn beneath the Nine Heavens Divine Thunder.”
Gu Changqing helplessly crushes the world-ending thunder tribulation with one hand, then sets off some fireworks for his own amusement.
The System gasps: “How terrifying the Host is! A mortal body withstands the might of heaven? Reward: +1 Heavenly Dao Fragment!”
Gu Changqing: “...Is it possible that this fragment is just a flake of skin that fell off me?”
From then on, Gu Changqing leads a split life, pretending to be a “mortal suffering under oppression” while helping the System “overthrow his own rule.”
Until one day, an extraterrestrial demon god descends, and the System cries in terror: “Host, run! This is an apocalyptic calamity!”
Gu Changqing snaps his fingers, and the demon god is reduced to dust.
The System: “??? What happened to being a mortal?”
Author, you really don't read it back. After chapter 13, the context doesn't match up at all. It's a pity, author, that the concept of your book is very palatable, and the introduction is very good, but it's just not written like that. . .