Jieyin: “Fellow Daoist, please wait. It’s time to settle your Primordial World Wish Loan...”
Zhunti: “This treasure is destined for the West, and can bring immeasurable merit.”
From the start: While others cultivate through hardship, I take out loans. The Great Dao approves, and the Heavenly Dao keeps the books.
While others hunt for treasure, I launch “projects,” racking up merit and doubling my credit.
Others become saints through insight. We become saints through unsecured loans, credit loans, collateral loans, leveraged loans, and loans that our descendants will keep taking forever.
While the Eastern Daoist sects fight to the death, the Western Buddhist sect pulls the strings from behind the scenes. Witness how the Primordial World Group acquires, reorganizes, and lists its assets through “swallowing the elephant” and “borrowing a chicken to lay eggs”!
Li Baoquan, a slave to his mortgage, transmigrates into the Primordial World as Daoist Jieyin. Using modern financial thinking to master “Heavenly Dao loans,” he leverages “merit” to revive the West, ultimately establishing the “Western Pure Land Financial Group,” whose reach spans all three realms.
Although it is a prehistoric novel, it has a completely different feeling when written. I hope to maintain this characteristic.
It looks okay, keep it up