Cyber Cultivation: Why Meditate in Seclusion When You Can Be a Middleman?

【Cyberpunk Cultivation】【Interdimensional Merchant】【Profit Is King】【Technological Overmatch】【Strip-Mining Both Worlds】【I’m Not Here to Cultivate, I’m Here to Stock Up】 Reborn in a cyberpunk cultivation world, everyone’s desperately grinding toward ascension through spiritual energy, while mechanical ascension costs a fortune. Luckily, Lin Xuan gains the ability to travel between two worlds: a cyberpunk metropolis with advanced technology but little spiritual energy, and an agricultural cultivation world with primitive technology but abundant spiritual energy. With the power to cross between two worlds, Lin Xuan has one thing to say: what’s the point of cultivation when being a middleman is so much better? 【Mass-produce the agricultural world’s “century-old spirit grain” on an industrial assembly line, then sell it at a premium to cyberpunk tycoons as “organic spiritual food.” Profit: +300%.】 【Dismantle “obsolete cybernetic limbs” from the cyberpunk world and modify them using the agricultural world’s “artifact-refining techniques,” turning them into “cyberpunk magical artifacts” to sell to local cultivators. Profit: +1,000%.】 【Use AI to analyze flaws in the agricultural world’s cultivation techniques, offer “free” optimization plans, and casually buy up a sect on the verge of bankruptcy. Profit: +10,000%.】 … Cyberpunk conglomerate: “Fuck! Who’s flooding the market with cheap spirit pills? Investigate! Find out who did it!” Agricultural Immortal Sect: “This is outrageous! The thousand-year-old spirit herbs in our sect’s secret realm were stripped bare overnight by some kind of iron bird (a drone)! Not even a speck of root or stem was left!” Years later, standing atop a resource empire spanning both worlds, Lin Xuan looks at the cyberpunk towers shimmering with neon lights to his left and the ten thousand acres of immortal fields wreathed in celestial aura to his right. As both worlds begin to look a little barren, he falls into thought. “It’s time to break into new markets. There don’t seem to be enough leeks left to harvest in these two worlds…”