Honghuang: I Became a Saint Through Sign-In, and Now the Heavenly Dao Begs Me to Stop

[Sign-in progression + Primordial World + laid-back power fantasy + Heaven's Dao breaking down + comedic contrast] Jiang Que transmigrates into the Primordial World and awakens a sign-in System. He can sign in anywhere, and cultivation and spiritual treasures pour in. The more he signs in, the faster his power grows. Others spend billions of years seeking enlightenment. He signs in for seven days in his thatched hut and becomes a Golden Immortal. If he keeps signing in, Heaven's Dao will be plundered into bankruptcy. One night, it visits him in a dream, weeping and begging: “Boss, please take a day off.” Jiang Que lives by two words: keep low. But when a tree grows tall, it catches the wind. The Xuantian Sect catches the scent of the treasures in his hut, sending spies, armies, and infiltrators to his door in turn. They even bring out the “good guy” to guilt-trip him. Jiang Que can't even be bothered to lift his eyelids. He signs in casually, and their formation breaks, everyone falls to their knees, and their ancestral formation and sect treasure both become his. “They've all been driven off. Might as well take their luck while I'm at it.” After he plunders Donghuang's fortune until there's hardly any left, the one keeping the heavenly accounts finally loses it and crawls into his dream, crying and sniffling: “Donghuang's been stripped bare by you... Central Divine Continent has plenty of fortune. Why not go plunder there?” Jiang Que sees right through this attempt to redirect the trouble, but cheerfully accepts the map. A bigger pasture is just what he needs. Heaven's Dao breathes a sigh of relief, then panics as it realizes: sending him to the place with the most fortune... Isn't that just digging an even bigger hole for itself? The king of keeping low plunders his way through the myriad heavens, while Heaven's Dao leads him onward in tears.