Ji Ruyue transmigrated into a cultivation novel as a doomed side character destined to be ruined.
The good news: she has a sister who is so powerful she’s at the very top, and who loves her more than life itself.
The bad news: her sister fell into a deep sleep saving her.
The even better news: she inherited her sister’s boundless treasure, so she can lie flat in comfort.
The even worse news: the moment she wakes up, she gets bound to the “Sumeru Immortal Mansion” System and is forced to “owe” her sect an astronomical sum of spirit stones, with her life on a one-month countdown.
Once an overworked office drone and mom, now a cultivation-world “billionaire in debt.”
Looking at her cash-strapped sect and the crowd waiting to laugh at her, Ji Ruyue pulls out her “Business Plan.”
Miracle pills and elixirs? Build a “luxury brand for the immortal world”!
Flying swords and magical artifacts? Offer “trade-ins” and “installment plans”!
From then on, the carefree sect’s fortunes take a wild turn, and everyone embarks on a mad dash to make money.
When the sect finally turns a profit, Ji Ruyue thinks she can focus on finding a way to wake her sister. But then she discovers that her sister’s slumber, her brother’s wrongful death, and her family’s curse are all part of a game that has been unfolding across the ages.
And she, the “little junior sister” who only wants to pay off her debts, has long been the most crucial piece on the board.
