Su Yang was an average university student in Shanghai when he received a system that allowed him to add points to things. The point system provided him with missions and by clearing them, he would gain points. Add a point into an object, the object will receive a special ability; add a point into a plant, the plant will come alive; add points on himself, he will get talents or superpowers. With the mysterious point system in hand, Su Yang aimed to become rich and alter his fate. On his path towards success, he encountered many interesting matters and people, including famous actresses and business tycoons. Fueled by determination, Su Yang set his sight on adding points into all things to help him achieve his goal.
As other reviewers have stated, the author seems to have forgotten what the novel was midstream. It shifted from the story of an island master to a mainland China-based super genius. He owns the ultimate vacation island but then vacations in Hawaii. He even forgot his world is supposed to be larger than our earth and allows short hop flights from China to Hawaii for that vacation. I enjoyed the beginning but it went downhill fast once it left the island. So many plot problems just started piling up at that point that it became unreadable for me.