The Simplification System Makes Me Immortal
Orven Thalric
Every immortal technique has a price. His system makes it ridiculously simple. Reborn in a ruthless cultivation world as a sickly and penniless young man, he has no powerful bloodline, no legendary master, and almost no chance of survival. Then the Simplification System awakens. A difficult archery technique becomes as easy as drawing a bow. Body cultivation becomes bathing. Movement arts become running. Meditation becomes sleeping. Even alchemy, formations, and weapon refinement can be mastered through ordinary actions. While talented disciples spend decades perfecting a single technique, he quietly turns simple routines into terrifying power. At first, he only wants enough strength to survive. But impossible progress never remains hidden for long. Righteous sects, demonic cultivators, ancient clans, and powerful beings soon begin hunting for the secret behind his rise. They believe he possesses a heaven-defying treasure. They are wrong. His greatest advantage is something none of them can steal. From a forgotten mortal city to the gates of immortality, he will master countless arts, crush every obstacle in his path, and prove that the Great Dao was never meant to be difficult.
Progression: Xianxia cultivation fused with a LitRPG-like System: a sickly young man reborn into a ruthless cultivation world awakens the Simplification System, which reduces demanding techniques to ordinary actions (archery becomes drawing a bow, body cultivation becomes bathing, movement arts become running, meditation becomes sleeping) while alchemy, formations, and weapon refinement advance through the same simplification mechanic. Sect/clan hierarchy (righteous sects, demonic cultivators, ancient clans), body cultivation, and the staged road from a forgotten mortal city to the gates of immortality toward the Great Dao form the explicit advancement ladder; each of the 13 volumes compounds mastered arts and power. Verified via publisher blurb on Amazon Kindle pages and cultivation/System framing in the series title.
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