Gu Chen dies saving someone, then transmigrates into another world and becomes an abandoned baby. He is adopted by Dao Xuanqing, the master of a thousand-year-old Taoist temple, and becomes his personal disciple.
Later, he unexpectedly awakens a sign-in System. He cultivates the Dao from childhood, and each daily sign-in grants him Taoist arts, treasures, cultivation, and supernatural abilities. His power grows by leaps and bounds.
Sent down the mountain by his master to gain experience, he has barely entered the mortal world when he gets caught up in the cliché plot of a doctor descending from the mountain and a beautiful woman.
Gradually, he discovers that this is a world where male-oriented and female-oriented storylines are tangled together: war gods, the reborn, real and fake young masters, real and fake heiresses, and all those nauseating regret-romance stories. It's a complete hodgepodge.
On top of that, all kinds of cultivators, martial artists, psychics, demons, ghosts, and other supernatural forces secretly coexist.
The world becomes increasingly baffling.
Relying on his sign-in System, Gu Chen slays demons, exorcises evil, and breaks through countless plot traps, carving out a path to invincibility and enlightenment that belongs to him alone in this chaotic world.
(If you're impatient, you can start reading from Chapter Eight.)
The plot is pretty watchable