Short on Resources? Start a Sect to Make Up the Difference

From the start, he has no golden finger, no old master to guide him, and not even a System. But as a transmigrator who has arrived in this vast cultivation world, Ye Kong decides to work hard and cultivate on his own!

Reality promptly slaps Ye Kong in the face!

He is rejected by the immortal sect because his aptitude is too poor!

At last, he obtains a cultivation manual and works hard for over thirty years, only to find that his progress is slow and he lacks resources. On top of that, Ye Kong is at the very bottom of the cultivation world.

Finally, while drowning in self-doubt, Ye Kong thinks of a solution!

Without resources, status, connections, or aptitude, the best a man with nothing can hope for is to establish a cultivation family before he dies of old age. Of course, that requires money to find a Dao companion, and Ye Kong has none.

So Ye Kong comes up with a bold idea. As the saying goes, take a gamble and turn your bicycle into a motorcycle; take another gamble and trade the motorcycle for a car.

Ye Kong plans to take a dangerous gamble and seize the immortal sects' demographic dividend, commonly known as starting a business, or, more simply, stealing food from a tiger's mouth by founding an immortal sect.

That's right, Ye Kong plans to recruit disciples and establish his own immortal sect, even though this sort of thing is being strictly cracked down on. After all, every mortal already belongs somewhere.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.