Zhang Jie transmigrated, for no apparent reason. He hadn't heroically saved someone and gotten lucky, nor had he been electrocuted or stayed up all night. It just happened out of the blue.
That wasn't a big deal, really. There were so many transmigrators these days that the old methods weren't enough anymore.
There was nothing wrong with transmigrating, in theory. Wouldn't an Earthling like him in another world be able to throw his weight around (crossed out), enjoy the good life, and do whatever he wanted?
Zhang Jie: I don't eat beef~
Wait, why did he start with both parents dead, no car or house, and a precarious life as a fisherman who could fall into the river and die any day?
Zhang Jie started to panic.
Wait, let me take a look...
Zhang Jie calmed down. His equipment-slot golden finger had arrived.
He knew it! How could a transmigrator not have a golden finger?
A transmigrator with a golden finger was a true Earthling big shot. Without one, what was he, just some nobody on the roadside?
You've cultivated Iron Shirt for decades? Take it up with my ten layers of heavy armor!
You're a once-in-a-century cultivation prodigy who can draw inferences, memorize everything at a glance, and open all your meridians?
Zhang Jie looked at the [Once in a Thousand Years], [Dragon Among Men], and [Invincible in the World] in his equipment slot, and said nothing.
I haven't finished reading it, but the flaws are too obvious right now. The author writes halfway through the story and then suddenly jumps to other unrelated topics. I don't understand how they can ramble on like this. Also, it would be nice if the main character had some inner monologues, but why do the others have them? It's really a headache.