From Lowly Imperial Guard to Splitting the Heavenly Gate with One Slash!

Qin Changge transmigrated into the Ming dynasty as a low-ranking Embroidered Uniform Guard officer in the Northern Pacification Office.

It was the worst of times. The imperial court was crowded with secret police, and powerful eunuchs held sway. The martial world teemed with experts and hidden dangers. Beyond the borders, the Tatars threatened the passes, while Japanese pirates harassed the coast.

As the emperor's lackey, he earned a paltry salary for work that could cost him his head, never knowing if he'd live to see the next day.

Fortunately, he awakened the [God-Tier Savings System]. As long as he saved money, the daily interest would turn into enhancement points that could improve anything!

While other Embroidered Uniform Guards indulged in drink and women and bribed their superiors, Qin Changge saved money.

While other Embroidered Uniform Guards extorted cash and lined their own pockets, Qin Changge saved money.

He became the most out-of-place "skinflint" in the entire guard unit, wanting to split every single coin in half before spending it.

[Balance: 100 taels of silver]

[Daily interest: 100 enhancement points]

[Enhancement points -100!]

[Spring and Autumn Blade Technique (Beginner) → Spring and Autumn Blade Technique (Expert)!]

From then on, an unprecedented path of martial arts opened beneath his feet!

Confiscating corrupt officials' assets? Fantastic! All that ill-gotten wealth becomes my principal! I'll max out my interest!

Capturing notorious bandits? Brilliant! The reward money is my start-up capital!

Raiding a household and wiping out its family was his favorite assignment, because it meant his "savings" would increase exponentially!

Years later, when Qin Changge split open the Heavenly Gate with a single slash and became the Ming dynasty's one and only martial arts legend, countless people looked up to him in admiration.

He said solemnly, "Everything I've achieved is thanks to my own frugality, household management, and hard work!"