Master of the Myriad Treasures Pavilion: Thanks for Asking, I'm Just a Pure Profiteer

After transmigrating, Lu Cheng runs a general store called the Myriad Treasures Pavilion in a fantasy world.

In the eyes of others, he's a greedy man who loves money more than life itself.

He puts profit above all else, displaying the nature of a crooked merchant to the fullest.

He'd dare charge fifty thousand taels of silver for a mere glass marble.

He'd price a carrot like a spiritual ginseng, putting it up for auction with a starting bid in the millions.

But in the eyes of some, he's unfathomable and terrifying.

A certain heavenly beauty who wishes to remain anonymous: "Crook, I mean, shopkeeper, that carrot of yours will go bad if you leave it sitting there. Please sell it to me! I'll trade you a top-grade lingzhi mushroom. I'll give you anything you want, okay?"

The Donghuang Empress, who claims she's just an ordinary passerby: "Shopkeeper, how many of those glass marbles you sold me last time do you have left? I'll take every last one, at double the price. Sell them all to me, okay?"

The Xuan Zun Sect Leader, who angrily calls Lu Cheng a crooked merchant: "Crook! You're nothing but a crook! We agreed you'd sell me that little wooden sword for two million taels, and now you're raising the price? Fine, raise it, but you're bundling the little wooden sword with a divine weapon? Who wants that divine weapon? I only want the little wooden sword!"

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