After transmigrating to a martial world teeming with sects and flourishing martial arts, he became a God of Wealth whose fortune rivaled that of a nation, with riches beyond measure.
Just as Lin Yi was lamenting how dull life was, his System arrived.
Max-level talent that lets you become an immortal in no time, and cultivation treasures of your choice. Now this is getting interesting!
Come on, who said you could borrow more money when you still haven't paid back what you owe?
Take a look at my Great Might Heavenly Dragon. I won't send you flying!
So what if it's the Qingcheng Sect?
Even Shaolin and Wudang owe me money!
The Four Great Assassins of the Jianghu, the Five Grandmasters Under Heaven, and all the martial world's Nine Gangs and Thirteen Sects will work for me!
Money can reach the heavens, but all I want is to cultivate immortality.
Grandmaster, stop showing off your peerless skills!
My flying sword is due for an upgrade anyway. Take it and study it well.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Haha, this is the normal world. Only with money can you have everything. Just like what is said in "Dark Sideways", there is a master who is very poor recently and only needs a few dozen taels of silver to kill people.
It's rare to see a book with such a Jianghu flavor
I remember that this realm is about Chinese martial arts, not the realm of martial arts novels. The realm of martial arts novels is based on internal strength, which are: third-rate, second-rate, first-rate, acquired, innate, grandmaster, grandmaster, martial arts golden elixir, shattering the void, and then ascending to the new world.