What? I Transmigrated into a Book and Got a System

Synopsis:

Lin Feng, who died after staying up all night, is reborn as the most miserable menial worker in the cultivation world. He possesses the “Nine Yin Severed Meridians” and turns out to be the top-grade cauldron vessel reserved by inner-sect genius Chu Yunxiao. In a hundred days, his soul will be annihilated, and he will become someone else's stepping stone.

In this desperate situation, the [Heavenly Dao Paradox System] activates. As long as his actions seriously defy the Heavenly Dao's conventions and the usual plot tropes of this world, he can earn heaven-defying rewards. And so, the cultivation world's entire style takes a sudden turn.

While the chosen ones follow the usual path of treasure hunting and tribulations, Lin Feng uses “probability theory” to crack ancient formations, monopolizes the circulation of spirit stones with a “business model,” and applies “scientific principles” to summon heavenly lightning and use it as a power bank. He turns secret realms into his own backyard, transforms auctions into product launches, makes the lofty Holy Maiden his banter partner, and leaves a reborn Immortal Emperor questioning his very existence.

Chu Yunxiao: “This man's fate is already set. He can't escape.”

Lin Feng pulls out the instruction manual for the “weapon of causal law” he just redeemed and smiles faintly. “Sorry, my path to immortality is tailor-made to deal with anyone who refuses to accept it.”

This is a story of modern thinking crushing traditional cultivation through sheer disparity. When the hundred-day deadline arrives, facing the possession formation and the mastermind behind it, Lin Feng makes his move and challenges the heavens: “I hear you want to dictate my fate?”