I Stir Up Trouble in the Cultivation World

Fang Bai transmigrates to a cultivation world with a modern-era setting, where he is bound to the [Contrarian System]: the more hated and obnoxious he is in public, the more invincible he becomes behind closed doors.

While others cultivate by popping pills and mechanically ascending, he cultivates by spreading “righteous energy.”

The System wants me to spread it to good people, and tries all sorts of verbal inducements.

So, who counts as good? And who is bad?

He takes out a loan for fifty million to cultivate, only to discover that the cultivation academy is a little too crooked.

Industrialized cultivation? Assembly-line immortals? A special recruitment channel for talented individuals?

Fang Bai decides he really has to go see what kind of academy this is!

And by the way, his wife, teacher, and older sworn sister all seem to have secrets. The contrast is off the charts!

When everyone calls him a “womanizer,” a “kept son-in-law,” and a “traitor to his country”...

Fang Bai laughs. “Thanks, everyone. The more you drag my name through the mud, the stronger I get!”

This is the path to immortality through “self-deprecation.” But as the truth about the world is gradually revealed, the more they vilify him... how did he end up becoming the savior?

(Also known as: “Building Public Trust in the Cultivation World,” and “How the Flame of Civilization Was Kindled in the Cultivation World”)