Born into the world of immortal cultivation, Lin Wuyou realizes he hasn’t been handed the usual script.
While others are consumed by hatred and revenge, he’s thinking about risk assessments and ROI. While others risk their lives for treasures in secret realms, he starts by drawing up a “Feasibility Study and Contingency Plan.”
An ordinary three-spirit-root aptitude? No problem. He’s bound to the [Fortune Investment System], which lets him seek out high-potential prospects, the children of destiny, and make angel investments. Cultivation, insights, rare materials… the dividends keep rolling in.
He also makes a “strategic investment” in Shen Tinglan, a fellow male cultivator with overwhelming combat power and stunning looks, and gains a lifelong partner who’s just as devoted to him.
By the time he’s turned his little Wuyou Pavilion into a business empire spanning the Three Realms, leading a reliable but decidedly eccentric team, a socially anxious formation master, a chatterbox artifact refiner, a foodie sword cultivator, and more, he discovers the truth of the world is even more outrageous: the age is nearing its end, and the Heavenly Dao is harvesting everyone’s fortunes?
Lin Wuyou pushes up his nonexistent glasses and opens the latest page of his Investment Plan for the Immortal Path. “Looks like it’s time to short ‘Oblivion’ and go long on ‘Civilization.’”
(Also known as: My Bunch of Problem Children… No, My Ace Investors; What Do I Do When My Dao Companion Is Overpowered but a Hopeless Romantic?; This Savior Is Clearly Hyper-Rational, Yet Unreasonably Reliable.)
