Not Enough Talent? I’ll Make Up for It with Spirit Stones: I Become an Emperor by Spending Big

[Witty comedy] + [Spend money to increase cultivation] + [Light, no-brainer wish fulfillment] + [Enemies are meant to be killed] + [Chinese deities] What’s the most important thing for getting ahead in a fantasy world? Talent? Opportunity? Hard work? None of that matters. As the saying goes, ten shots of medicine a day and talent doesn’t matter. No matter what world you’re in, money is what matters most! Qin Feng accidentally transmigrates to another world and awakens a Tycoon System, which rewards him with nine quadrillion tons of spirit stones. Spending spirit stones increases his cultivation. Qin Feng lets loose, buying spirit herbs, spirit weapons, cultivation techniques, and pampering fairies. He turns what should have been a proper fantasy world into his own tycoon playground. No talent? No problem! He eats spirit herbs as if they were ordinary food, with sacred and divine medicines at every meal. Even his farts are five-colored and fragrant enough to waft ten miles. One whiff can send you soaring to immortality. While everyone else is risking their lives fighting over opportunities and cultivating to the death, Qin Feng is already cuddling a fairy, wielding an imperial weapon, and paying his way to a full set of top-tier gear! Qin Feng thought he could spend his whole life as a tycoon surrounded by the stench of money in this fantasy world. But as he learned more about it, He discovered that a host of Chinese deities had appeared in this world: the Great Sage Equal to Heaven, Sun Wukong; the True Lord Erlang, Yang Jian; and Gonggong, the Ancestral Water God. These figures had traveled countless miles across billions of star systems to reach this continent. And their purpose was to kill people?