Lu Chen transmigrates into the cultivation world and becomes the young clan leader of a fallen clan with nothing to its name.
Just as the clan faces a crisis, a celestial voice rings out in his mind:
[Ding! Compatible Host consciousness detected. Binding the Myriad Realms Resources System...]
Gazing at the mountain of monster beast meat piled up behind the mountain, Lu Chen suddenly understands.
So cultivation isn't just about fighting and killing. It's also the art of making the most of your resources.
And so, he rolls up his sleeves and sets out on a different path to immortality:
Step One, Farming and Animal Husbandry: He starts by raising flame-fur rabbits. While others hunt for treasure, he breeds livestock; while others meditate in seclusion, he delivers newborns.
Step Two, Clan Development: He turns modern management principles into traditional clan rules, transforming a struggling clan into a cultivator group united in purpose, with everyone in their proper role.
Step Three, Turning Stone into Gold: He uses the System to optimize materials. Every “Lu Clan original” he produces leaves visiting merchant caravans and allied clans dumbfounded, clamoring to buy it.
Step Four, Pioneering and Rising: Building on animal husbandry, he forms an elite monster-hunting squad and expands deep into the Blackwind Mountain Range. He turns modern ideas of teamwork into mysterious battle formations, allowing the clan's guards to defeat stronger foes and make their name resound in every direction.
From then on, the Qingxi Lu Clan is transformed beyond recognition.
While cultivators from other clans scour the land for a single magical artifact, the Lu Clan's youngsters are discussing the range of their new “spirit crossbow formation.”
While elders from other clans fret over resources, the specialties in the Lu Clan's warehouses are being snapped up in advance by merchants from every quarter.
When sworn enemies gather experts and come to take revenge, they find themselves facing a neatly arrayed defensive force on the city walls, its spiritual light linked together. Lu Chen asks them pleasantly, “Fellow Daoists, are you here to discuss business or deliver materials?”
So far it seems pretty good, the logic is clear, and it's quite similar to upgrading to fight monsters.
It's reliable, the plot doesn't drag on, the characters are well described, and Lu Yu's changes are well written. I hope it won't be cut in the future.
The narration is okay, there aren't many flaws, it feels better, and even the production team's donkeys wouldn't take such a break.
Everyone, please support me a lot
It's okay, it's just that the protagonist was a programmer when he traveled back in time, but how did he become such a powerful military strategist just one month ago?
It's okay, there's nothing disgusting about it so far.
It's better to give good reviews and let the author work hard.