Poor Cultivator: Relying on Business to Reach the Immortal Path

This is a capitalized world of cultivation where spiritual stones are supreme and everything is clearly priced. Fees are continuously deducted for leasing spiritual roots, purchasing elixirs, authorizing exercises, maintaining caves, and even meditating to gather spirits. It is normal for low-level monks to go into debt to practice. Qin Feng, who traveled through time, originally owed a huge debt of millions of spiritual stones. His spiritual roots were incomplete and he had no support from the sect. He was ridiculed by everyone that he had no money and was not worthy of embarking on the path to immortality. In a desperate situation, he awakened the Wanli Business Dao System, which enabled him to see through the value of all things, tap unpopular business opportunities, and reproduce low-cost cultivation resources. While others were smashing spiritual stones into piles to cultivate, he set up a stall to resell spiritual materials, monopolized the spiritual material industry chain, opened a chain of immortal cultivating shops, and leveraged the entire cultivation financial structure as a mortal businessman. From a street vendor to a giant businessman in the Immortal Realm who controls the circulation of spiritual coins across continents, Qin Feng does not rely on charity from the sect or luck from heaven. With his business skills, he can pay off huge debts, rebuild his top spiritual roots, break the monopoly of capital, and find a path to heaven that belongs only to the poor. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.