Bullying the World with a Threadlike Breath

A bored laborer is playing an old-school 2D wuxia private-server game, with ten-thousand-times experience gain. Fighting monsters is too dangerous, and even just doing quests gives experience and contribution points that can be exchanged for VIP martial arts, pills, and weapons. Level 100 is the cap, after which you reincarnate, reset to level 0, and start over again, endlessly. The character panel is absurdly simple: strength, agility, endurance, plus one free attribute point per level, and all skills increase by one each time you level up, while the skill bar has only two slots, one active and one passive.

With such a simple private-server system, he transmigrates into a high-martial world and starts out with his whole family dead from famine, leaving only him. With no choice, he sells himself to a remote small sect, the Iron Sword Sect, to become an outer disciple errand boy.

In this world, where Golden Bell Cover can withstand nuclear bombs and Tiger Subduing Fist can level mountain ranges, having free food and lodging plus a copy of the Qi Seeking Manual is actually not bad. The only downside is that the Qi Seeking Manual occupies the only two skill slots, locking the ceiling in place; it is only a basic cultivation method. But at least, besides physical attack methods, he now has a magic attack method too, which reminds him of some elite monsters in Western games that have physical immunity and magic immunity traits.

Just like that, he happily spends his days doing system quests and living quietly in the outer sect errand quarters. Even when the sect is destroyed, no one is insane enough to wipe out ordinary errand disciples too. And so two thousand years pass (the endurance stat not only increases durability, but also lifespan, and people in this world also have a lifespan cap), until...