I Court Death Cultivating Immortality, Yet Win Big by Lying Low in the Ghost Market

[Underachieving student + soul transmigration + death-seeking ghost-catching System + good-for-nothing makes a comeback + silly, mindless power fantasy]

On the Continent Beneath the Heavens, countless sects stand tall, and cultivators fly through the skies on their swords. The Tianyun Sect has a useless prodigy who hasn't advanced beyond Qi Refining in ten years.

In truth, his cultivation has secretly broken through, but he is trapped by a seal. Jiang Qi, whose soul has transmigrated into this world, is forced to cry at a grave from the start and nearly loses all his remaining lifespan.

By chance, he acquires a death-seeking ghost-catching System and binds himself to a dilapidated ghost-market space. He gathers wandering souls, opens ghost stalls, grows spirit herbs, and refines sinister artifacts.

While others toil in cultivation for resources, he snacks on sunflower seeds and dances. The more absurd the missions, the faster his cultivation grows.

Female ghosts throw themselves into his arms, demonesses come calling, and a tide of ghosts follows him. He can lie flat and still sweep across the eight wastelands.

From dancing on the sect leader's grave to doing the “Subject Three” dance beneath a tribulation's lightning, he changes his fate by courting death.

The ghost market puts his senior brother on its wanted list, a trace of his father appears in a Netherworld rift, and he collects debts from the Heavenly Court.

When the truth behind the path to immortality is revealed, he piles sunflower seed shells into an immortal mountain, and ten thousand ghosts revere him as a god.