One-on-One Romance, Both Pure, Cultivation, Leveling Up, System
After Xu Meng stayed up all night and died suddenly, she transmigrated into a book. Looking at her dramatically shrunken height, she decided that as long as she was still human, she'd be fine.
The bad news was that from the start, she ran into Jiang Feng, the protagonist of a no-romance urban cultivation novel. The two accidentally formed a life-and-death contract, binding them to live and die together.
Xu Meng: ...
At the same time, the Myriad Treasures System came knocking. After reading the terms, Xu Meng signed the contract without a second thought and became the only Myriad Treasures middleman in this plane, with countless treasures at her disposal.
Just as she thought she could grow stronger by lying flat, she realized the plot was going differently from the original book. Where had the easy bonus dungeon from the start gone? Why had it become hell difficulty? Why was the boss so strong? How was she supposed to survive?
The only way to stay alive was to level up.
What?! No spirit stones!
Then she'd have to spend her lifespan!
Xu Meng frantically spent her life force, a little more, then a little more, and then...
[Lifespan balance insufficient]
Xu Meng reached out with an Erkang hand: Help me up! I can still be saved!
Years later, she had made it big in both the real world and the dungeons. Meanwhile, when had that coldhearted male lead started falling for her all on his own?
Players and NPCs: “A merchant with a conscience! Please, sell us your goods~”
Years later
Xu Meng: I often wish I were richer. If only my luck were a little better.
Jiang Feng: I gave all my luck to Xixi to absorb!
Xu Meng: You really don't have to be that lovesick. Wait, so that's why the dungeon you got matched with from the start was hell difficulty?
Jiang Feng: My fault.
Xu Meng: It's not your fault. Besides, I have player status now too. From now on, we'll each get matched to our own dungeons.
It's nice to look at, but I feel like the items sold by the heroine are a bit underpriced. . . My idea seems to be taking advantage of others' misfortune, just think that I am crazy about wanting to get rich (scratching my head)
It's great. After reading it for a while, I felt that the writing of this book was appropriate. I didn't feel stupid at all. The expression was reasonable. I recommend it. I hope more book friends will discover this book once the rating goes up