I Can Track Everything

Traveling through the Xianxia world, Chen Chen got the strongest tracking system and was able to track everything ever since. Chen Chen, “System, I am short of money.” “Two meters away, your father has hidden some money under the bed. Five meters away, there is a rusty copper coin buried half a meter underground.” “There is a piece of silver in the grass ahead.” Chen Chen, “System, I need some luck.” “The sh*t in front of the pigsty is actually not ordinary.” “Go to Black Peak cliff twenty miles away to jump off the cliff.” “Somewhere hidden there is a fairy cave mansion. Please explore by yourself.”

Original Publisher

Unknown

English Publisher

webnovel

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on I Can Track Everything "I Can Track Everything" is a completed xianxia web novel that I recently dove into, and my experience was a mixed bag. It definitely has some interesting elements, but also some noticeable drawbacks that kept it from reaching its full potential. ### First Impressions The initial chapters hooked me with the promise of a cunning protagonist and a unique system. The MC's ability to detect treasures and opportunities felt like a fun twist on the usual cultivation tropes. I was eager to see how he would exploit his powers to climb to the top. I was expecting a light-hearted, comedic story with some scheming. ### What Works Well Many readers praised the initial world-building and the MC's character. He's not overly submissive or indecisive, and his flexible personality allows him to be both humorous and serious when the situation calls for it. I also appreciated the emphasis on developing the sects he becomes associated with, rather than just focusing on endless competition arcs. The action and adventure were also great. It felt like there was always something to do. ### Areas of Concern The translation quality is a major issue. Many readers said the translation quality was bad, with inconsistencies in pronouns and terminology making it difficult to follow at times. I also found that the author seemed to lose focus as the story progressed. The plot becomes more convoluted, and the MC's actions sometimes felt illogical or inconsistent with his established abilities. Several reviewers pointed out that the side characters are often forgotten once their purpose is served, and the female lead often fades into the background. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Some reviewers mentioned plot holes and missed opportunities with the MC's system. For example, instead of using his turtle to break through barriers, he resorts to bribing guards. Also, the MC doesn't utilize his system to find loyal and competent underlings. ### Final Verdict Overall, "I Can Track Everything" is an average xianxia novel with a unique premise that unfortunately falters in its execution. While the initial chapters are promising and the MC's character has its charms, the inconsistent translation, convoluted plot, and forgotten side characters ultimately detract from the overall experience. I'd say it's worth a try if you're looking for a completed xianxia novel and can overlook its flaws, but don't expect a masterpiece.