The person is perfect, but the system is stuck in a fantastical sewer.

After being suddenly transported into the world of Perfect World while watching an anime set in the Douluo Continent, a bizarre discrepancy became apparent. The landscape that unfolded before me was unmistakably the Hundred Broken Mountains, yet the system stubbornly identified it as the Star Dou Great Forest. It seemed absurd that I was expected to utilize the Douluo System within this new reality. However, events took a dramatic turn when Wang Teng inadvertently ingested a rare medicinal substance native to the Hundred Broken Mountains. The system responded by announcing that he had consumed the Acacia Heartbreak Red, triggering a reward that included a 30-year soul ring endowed with two extraordinary passive abilities. One of these abilities granted a permanent 10000% boost to physical strength, while the other allowed for instantaneous comprehension of an opponent's skills. This raised an intriguing question: if the system's rewards were percentage-based, would my attributes receive increasingly greater enhancements as I grew stronger in this world? The prospect of rapid progression and cumulative attribute enhancements proved exhilarating, particularly when compared to the more arduous leveling process found in Perfect Douluo. This unexpected advantage hinted at the presence of a powerful cheat, one that could potentially revolutionize my experience within this new world.