A guy with zero spiritual talent becomes the most powerful person alive by accident, completely oblivious while everyone around him loses their minds. Every casual decision he makes reshapes the continent's entire power structure, but he's too busy surviving to notice the chaos he leaves behind. The gap between how weak he thinks he is and how godlike he actually appears creates a rhythm of comedy and consequence that never stops grinding, one moment he's panicking about basic survival, the next he's casually rewriting fate.
Yi Feng washes up on the Xianjiang Continent with nothing: no spiritual roots, no cultivation, no obvious path to survival. What he does have is a mysterious system that grants him practical life skills, from cooking to construction to basic combat. The problem is nobody told him he's already a god. While Yi Feng stumbles through daily existence, treating his abilities as nothing special, the cultivators around him watch in quiet horror. His casual movements reshape mountains. His offhand comments shift political powers. His simple solutions to everyday problems rewrite the fate of nations. Everyone's keeping score of a game he doesn't know he's playing. Between managing his own confusion and accidentally saving entire regions from catastrophe, Yi Feng becomes an unlikely force of change. The continent spirals into new conflicts and opportunities, all triggered by someone who just wanted a decent meal and a place to sleep. Comedy erupts as desperate practitioners seek meaning in his mundane choices while he remains blissfully unaware of the weight of his own existence.