I Travel the Heavens and Prove the Dao

[No female lead, no cliché showing-off-and-face-slapping plot]

[The pace is a little slow at first, but it will pick up later]

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[The rating just came out, so it may be low at first, but it’ll go up]

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[Everyone in this author’s stories feels like a real person, so enjoy without worry]

If you were given a chance to cultivate immortality, but the price was death, would you accept?

Mo Jian, a Blue Star wage slave, worked overtime all night and died suddenly. A mysterious being saved him by chance, and he was reborn as the third young master of the Mo family in the Southern Territory of the Heavenly Realm.

People here lived for ages. A wave of the hand could turn the stars and rivers upside down, and they strolled through the river of time as if taking a leisurely walk. Faced with his merely average talent, Mo Jian thought this was all his life would amount to. Then he unexpectedly awakened the Myriad Worlds Check-In System: he could grow stronger simply by checking in at new locations.

At first, he thought Heaven had taken pity on him. Then one day, Mo Jian discovered that the System had developed a will of its own. When its Host grew suspicious, the System’s response was:

“If you don’t mind, Master, Ming Shu would be honored to call you godfather.”

With a System that had a touch of a scheming streak, Mo Jian began his shameless, uh, spectacular journey of cultivation.

While others secluded themselves for arduous training, he traveled everywhere, witnessing the wonders of the myriad worlds. Opportunities others could never find in a lifetime were his for the taking with a simple check-in.

Years later, when Mo Jian stood at the summit of the myriad worlds and looked back on his life, he was moved to declare the famous words that the world would regard as truth:

“Cultivation isn’t about becoming an immortal. It’s about the heart. If your heart isn’t free, no matter how high your cultivation, you’re still trapped in a cage. The world is so vast. You should get out and see more of it.”