I Cultivated in the Heavenly Prison for Twenty Years, and Now I’m Invincible

He works as a prison guard in the Imperial Prison, earning three taels of silver a year. The work is easy and the pay is good. Great! A government job! Yu Qi has had enough of working like a beast of burden. After arriving in the Great Yin dynasty, he discovers that the so-called beast-of-burden life everyone talks about is actually quite comfortable. He also has a golden finger that lets him reverse cause and effect: he can enjoy the result first and slowly repay the effort it takes to cultivate. But that’s not the point. The important question is, who’s locked up in the Imperial Prison? Innate masters. Martial arts grandmasters. Here, advanced martial arts techniques that would normally cost a fortune can be bought for a single chicken leg. Yu Qi thinks this is just too good. Transmigrating into the right place really is a wonderful thing. Years later, Yu Qi stands atop a mountain, looking down upon the masses and sighing over how lonely it is to be invincible. He swears he really did work hard and train diligently.