I Can Track Everything

If you are tired of the typical Xianxia tropes where the protagonist spends decades in seclusion or struggles through endless, grueling trial-and-error, then I Can Track Everything by Wu San Mao is the breath of fresh air you have been looking for. This novel flips the traditional cultivation journey on its head by gifting the protagonist, Chen Chen, with the ultimate cheat: a tracking system that turns the entire world into a giant treasure hunt.

What makes this story truly addictive is the clever, often hilarious application of the tracking system. Instead of following the standard path of divine bloodlines or legendary masters, Chen Chen’s rise to power is built on his ability to sniff out hidden opportunities where others see only debris. Watching him scavenge through mundane settings—like finding hidden stashes under his own father's bed or discovering secret treasures in the most unglamorous locations—creates a unique sense of satisfaction. The absurdity of the system’s advice, such as investigating piles of manure or literally jumping off a cliff to find a hidden cave, keeps the narrative momentum high and consistently surprising.

Beyond the humor, the novel succeeds because it keeps the pacing brisk. Chen Chen is a proactive protagonist who doesn’t wait for destiny to find him; he hunts it down with systematic precision. The world-building remains expansive and classic to the genre, but it feels fresh because the protagonist navigates it with a "loot-finder" mentality that players of open-world RPGs will instantly recognize and love.

I Can Track Everything is a lighthearted, fast-paced cultivation adventure that prioritizes fun and constant progression over heavy angst. If you enjoy stories featuring witty protagonists, lucky encounters, and the sheer joy of discovering hidden loot, this novel is a must-read for your Xianxia collection.