In Journey to the West, How Can You Cultivate Immortality Without Money?

[Absurd] [Surreal] [Dark Journey to the West] [Myth Meets Reality]

Hey, need a loan? Just put up your heart as collateral.

Hey, short on cash? Try the Life Bank. All you need to do is put up an eyeball as collateral. The paperwork is simple, you’ll get your money in a minute, and there’s no credit check.

Hey, want a government job? For just 29,800 yuan, you can join our training course. If you don’t pass the interview, we’ll refund every penny.

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Lin Feng transmigrates into the world of Journey to the West, only to discover that it has changed beyond recognition. Children from wealthy families get the best education, while those from poor families can barely take a step forward. For ordinary people, the only way into high society is to pass the civil service exam. But that takes a lot of money. The poor have only one way out: put their bodies up as collateral and take the exam. Pass, and they join the upper class. Fail, and they can only inhabit the bodies of beasts, becoming oxen to toil like horses and dogs.

With most of his organs already mortgaged, Lin Feng has only one desperate gamble left: put up every last organ, pass the civil service exam, and become an immortal official.

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