The Laid-Back Daoist: I Can Lie Flat and Still Become Invincible

After transmigrating into a wuxia world, Lu Yan becomes an idle Taoist priest in a dilapidated temple deep in the mountains, bound to a System that nags him every day to practice diligently and do good deeds.

While everyone else trains hard in pursuit of the pinnacle of martial arts, he spends his days sunbathing and sleeping, determined to lie flat. To his utter surprise, resisting the System triggers a hidden divine skill. The more pressure and punishment the System dishes out, the stronger his cultivation becomes.

The more he lies flat, the stronger he gets. The more rebellious he is, the deeper his martial arts become.

He is domineering and flamboyant, quick-witted and funny, and does whatever he pleases. He cares nothing for the rules of the martial world or the divide between good and evil. With no romantic entanglements to hold him back, he roams the world alone.

Grandmasters? He can suppress them with a flick of his hand. Prestigious sects? If they rub him the wrong way, he tears them down. One after another, the overlords of the martial world appear, only to fall to his casual strikes.

Everyone else yearns for immortality through martial arts, fighting endlessly for fame and fortune. Lu Yan alone lies among the mountains, venturing into the martial world whenever he has nothing better to do. Laughing and cursing his way through life, he crushes every enemy in his path and, with his defiant cultivation, becomes the most carefree and unrestrained madman in all the martial world.