A Poor Man Is Cultivating Immortality and I Am Crazy About the Capital of the Immortal Sect.

Traveling to the Xuanjun world where immortal cultivation was commercialized, Su Yan was burdened with a huge debt of 580,000 spiritual stones as soon as he opened his eyes. Here, spiritual roots can be rented on a monthly basis, elixirs are interest-free for twelve periods, and even the absorption of spiritual energy is billed by the hour. Xianmen is a capital giant. Countless young people from poor families borrow money to strive for a future, and most of them end up as laborers repaying debts. With no talent and no ancestral jade pendant, Su Yan had only two options before him: be arrested and forced to work in the mines to pay off debts, or continue to borrow money and get deeper into trouble. Desperate, he signed a contract with a damaged ancient evil spirit in the sea of ​​​​consciousness, exchanging his own energy and blood for the right to practice. The loan shark talismans come to your door every day to demand orders, and the genius of the family relies on their financial resources to crush them wantonly. Since the rules are set by capital, he will exploit all the loopholes, use the logic of capital to backfire on capital, and find a way out of the debt quagmire. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.