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I traveled through the world of cultivating immortals and bound to the Laoliu system. \U003E The system requires me to be submissive, and the more obscene I am, the stronger I am. \U003ESo I pretended to be a grandson in the spiritual field and secretly cultivated god-level spiritual plants. \U003E In the sect competition, I deliberately lost to my genius brother, but when I was beaten, I secretly poisoned him. \U003EThe whole audience called me a waste, and I lay on the ground pretending to be fainted. \U003E "Ding! The host's sneak attack is successful, and the reward is three heaven-level poison pills." \U003E "Senior brother, will you beat me up next time in the competition?"

Lin Yuan traveled to the Xuanyuan Continent and was accidentally bound to the "Infinite Copy System" - everything can be copied, and skills, items, and status can all be used for his own purposes as long as he has sufficient authority. When he first entered the Qingyun Sect, he was just a low-grade Tulinggen disciple with mediocre qualifications, and he was inconspicuous in the world of immortal cultivation where there were many geniuses. But with the help of the system, he could quietly copy other people's skills and insights to make up for his own fundamental flaws; he could copy spiritual herbs and elixirs to quickly accumulate training resources; he could even copy the combat experience of strong men and gain enlightenment and breakthroughs between life and death. From a handyman in the outer sect to a leader of the sect, from dynastic disputes to boundary conquests, Lin Yuan stepped on the "shadows" of countless geniuses and climbed up step by step. While the world marveled at his "omnipotence" and "defying nature", no one knew that this seemingly gifted young man had only achieved "replication" to the extreme. But there seems to be a bigger secret behind the system, the backlash of the copied ones, the restrictions of the rules of heaven, the covetousness of older civilizations... Lin Yuan gradually discovered that the so-called "infinite copying" is actually a unique and heaven-defying road that requires wisdom and courage.