Ye Churen transmigrated into a high-martial world and was reborn. In this life, he was merely a low-ranking Embroidered Uniform Guard. After awakening the System, he made money and grew stronger. When his superior tried to frame him, he looked for a chance to take him out.
While others were still worrying about how to cultivate a single martial art to perfection, Ye Churen had already mastered seven or eight. A young master from a powerful clan tried to step on Ye Churen to make a name for himself, only to be crushed beneath Ye Churen's giant form. In a tournament, an opponent advanced to Grandmaster and transformed into a golden ape, hoping to defeat him, but was suppressed in a single move by Ye Churen's Buddha's Palm, despite the gap in their levels.
Before he knew it, Ye Churen had taken one step after another on the path to becoming the strongest.
The protagonist: From now on, sixty percent of the profits go to the Embroidered Uniform Guard.
Merchant: My lord, there's no way we can stay in business like this!
The protagonist: Shopkeeper, business is a battlefield. Sometimes you have to learn to adapt. Why not think about raising your prices? Sometimes you should reflect on yourself and ask why your profits haven't grown, instead of constantly blaming the circumstances.
(Ruthless and decisive + obsessed with making money + no bleeding-heart do-gooder + transmigration + System)
The author writes this book well, and I often wish the author would update it more quickly. Thanks!
It's not bad. You can read it when passing the time. It's a novel to relieve stress.
It's okay. It's not easy to write a book. Please support me.
Not bad, pretty good, trying my best
The growth rate is a bit weak, but it's very beautiful and exciting.
Well written, not bad