On the first day after transmigrating, Lu Ren found himself saddled with a debt of ten thousand points. His Pixiu System, which only takes and never gives, was sharp-tongued and stingy. Its daily business consisted of setting traps, making empty promises, and deducting points.
"Could you deduct a little less?"
[This is for your own good.]
"The last time you said 'This is for your own good,' you took two hundred points from me."
[Then I'll use a different line this time: Just tell me, do you want it or not?]
"How can you ask if I want something when I haven't even asked for anything?"
[The System reserves the right of final interpretation for all services it provides.]
After he was found to have a useless spirit root, he was taken in by the most dilapidated cultivation sect in the Eastern Wilderness, Falling Cloud Ravine. His main job was farming, and his side gig was arguing with the System. Along the way, he picked up a gluttonous golden-eared rabbit, met a flute-playing boy who smiled like the sun but carried a blood feud, took in a socially anxious hunter who spoke more smoothly to plants than to people, and found a starry girl whose spirit root had been misidentified and who had been abandoned by her sect. Add to that a violent senior sister with a fire spirit root who called him a good-for-nothing to his face, and the five young people formed the most unreliable protagonist group in the Cangxuan Realm. This ragtag crew would tear apart, inch by inch, a conspiracy that had shrouded the world for a thousand years.
This is a no-female-lead cultivation novel focused purely on growing stronger, with a humorous, easygoing tone.
This book is particularly interesting, especially the dialogue between the system and the protagonist. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for something to read. This book is quite good, especially the dialogue between the system and the protagonist, which is very interesting. If you're looking for something to read, you can check it out.