This System Is Not Right

The protagonist Su Heng, a modern high-pressure scientific researcher with a calm and rational personality, extreme caution, and expertise in deduction and gaming, transmigrates to the Tianyuan Great World's Qingzhou, into the declining sect [Canyun Sect], becoming an outer disciple with poor aptitude and damaged meridians. He awakens and binds a system that allows him to convert completing tasks, slaying demons, comprehending the Dao, and absorbing spiritual energy into origin points, which can be freely allocated to four core attributes: Physique, Spiritual Power, Divine Soul, and Dao Resonance. Core restriction (the biggest highlight and logical shackle of the book): Absolutely forbidden to exceed the limit in instantaneous allocation. All attribute enhancements must follow the three hard rules of [Physical Bearing Threshold], [Divine Soul Containment Limit], and [Dao Compatibility]. Any attribute's single allocation amount or daily total allocation cannot exceed the current body, soul, or realm's tolerance limit. If forcibly exceeding the limit: it won't simply be severe injury, but hierarchical collapse. Slight excess causes meridian rupture and cultivation regression; moderate excess causes organ shattering, divine soul cracks, and reduced lifespan; severe excess directly causes body explosion, divine soul annihilation, and complete death. No exceptions, no luck, fundamentally eliminating the loophole of mindless grinding and instant max-leveling. — Description from novelcodex.org