In a World of Martial Arts, I Refuse to Take It Easy

No System, a genius protagonist, lighthearted comedy "Nine Yin Manual (Fragment) Location: The Tomb of the Living Dead on Mount Zhongnan How to obtain: You can swim in Tip: Avoid the Quanzhen disciples. Swim straight in, or use your acting skills to trick someone in the tomb into letting you enter." Su Li transmigrates into a world where martial arts and wuxia coexist. Refusing to laze around and scrape by, he starts keeping track of the opportunities that might exist in this world. Easier said than done, though. He wants a fragment of the Nine Yin Manual, but Su Li can't swim far enough to reach it. He wants to find the Nine Yang Manual, but the Kunlun Mountains are so vast that he doesn't even know which peak to search. He wants the Northern Darkness Divine Art and the Lingbo Weibu, but Dali is so far away that he fears he'll die on the road before he gets there. He wants Wuyazi's inner power, but he doesn't know how to play chess. No System, no cheat that lets him add points to his stats. Just as Su Li is at a loss, a golden figure falls from the sky and changes his fate... Su Li: National Preceptor, want the Nine Yin Manual? Jiumozhi: This humble monk is willing to trade Shaolin's secret arts for it! Su Li: National Preceptor, Wudang's Pure Yang Limitless Skill is pretty good. Want to sneak in and learn a few moves? Jiumozhi: This humble monk is the National Preceptor of Tubo and a revered Buddhist master. How could I do such a thing! At Mount Wudang, Jiumozhi, disguised in a Taoist robe as a Wudang disciple, eagerly flipped through the Pure Yang Limitless Skill in his hands and uttered two words: "Worth it!" Also known as "Everyone Else Is Slacking Off, So I Have to Overwork," "I'm a Transmigrator with a Collecting Habit," "The National Preceptor Helps Me Hunt for Manuals," and "Disguising the National Preceptor and Infiltrating the Great Schools to Get Their Manuals"