Lin Feng died suddenly after working overtime and traveled through time, becoming a useless disciple at the bottom of the world of immortality. At the beginning, he faced the dilemma of being severely beaten by bullies collecting debts!
Just when he felt that the world of cultivating immortals was more cruel than the financial market, a system that did not follow rules came online - [Cultivation of Immortals Financial System]!
This system told him: Fighting and killing is too low, the real power lies in capital operation! Open a financial exchange in the world of immortality, and everything can be traded. Kung Fu, magic weapons, elixirs, even luck, talent, longevity... Can be securitized, futures-based, and indexed!
As a result, the painting style of Qingyun Sect (and even the entire world of cultivating immortals) suddenly changed:
"Shocked! The concept stock of the [100-year-old property rights] of the mountain-protecting mythical beast has reached the limit! Buy it quickly!"
"Sad news! The [Golden Elixir Avenue Options] of the inner sect's genius has dropped to the limit! It is said that it is because the Taoist companion ran away and the Taoist heart is unstable!"
"Breaking news! The elder's [Private Money Trust] was investigated! It turns out that public funds were embezzled to speculate on [Zongmen Canteen Baozi Futures]!"
Lin Feng suddenly transformed into "Manager Lin" and "President Lin". While manipulating the market and harvesting leeks (immortal cultivators), he exchanged points for top-notch techniques, and accumulated his cultivation level to a height unreachable by others while lying down (literally counting spiritual stones while lying down).
This is the hilarious story of how a financial giant set off a capital frenzy that swept everything in the ancient and mysterious world of immortality, turning all the monks into his "clients."
This book is also known as: "I'm Really Printing Money (Lingshi Edition)", "Large-scale P2P Runaway in the Immortal World", "Are you bankrupt today?" Not going bankrupt means my means are not enough."
Good, good, good