Xuanhuan: A New Housing Development Has Cultivators Over the Moon

Su Chen transmigrates to a fantasy world and becomes the heir to the Su family, an ancient clan.

His parents are dead, his engagement has been broken off, and his innate celestial sign is a blade of blue grass. He has a childhood sweetheart with saintess-level talent, a cousin with double pupils, and he once raised a few sheep as a child. They got lost...

The good news: He has the protagonist's template and is about to embark on the protagonist's path.

The bad news: His golden finger is called the Real Estate System. Is this a joke?

Saintess of Yaochi: Yaochi really isn't as comfortable as Su Chen's residential complex.

God King: Su Chen's villa community has excellent security. You don't have to worry about anyone stabbing you in the back while you break through. He says the lifetime security guarantee is real, though it's a little pricey.

Primordial Races: What do you mean dogs and primordial races aren't allowed inside?

Forbidden Zone Supremes: A forbidden zone? Even dogs wouldn't stay in a place like that. I moved and bought a unit at Su Chen's Tomson Riviera. I hear everyone who lives there becomes an immortal.

Su Chen: If I can't break through to the Great Emperor realm tonight, I'll try building another residential complex.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.