Cultivation? My System Is Civil Code

She was transformed into a cannon-fodder heroine whose marriage was regretted in the first chapter of the novel about cultivating immortals. Her spiritual roots were destroyed and her cultivation level was wiped out. Everyone was waiting to see her laugh. Shen Zhiyi took out the spiritual ink pen with his backhand and wrote a lawyer's letter on the talisman paper: "It is okay to cancel the engagement, but first compensate me for the damage to my reputation." The fiancé's family was dumbfounded. Misfortune never comes singly. On the eve of the system binding, the Spiritual Beast Sect owed its outer disciples three years of wages, and no one in the entire sect dared to take care of it. Shen Zhiyi came to the door with a reminder letter, and the sect leader tore up the paper on the spot and said: "If you have the ability, you can sue." - She really went. For the first time in three thousand years, Tiandao Law Platform accepted a civil dispute, and she stood on the plaintiff's bench with only a thick document in her hand: the first edition of a commonly used contract template in the world of immortality. Others rely on spiritual roots, elixirs, and enlightenment to cultivate immortality. She relied on the Civil Code, Labor Law, Contract Law, and a catchphrase: "Do you recognize what you signed?" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.