Lin Feng was born in the world of cultivation. He has no heaven-defying opportunity or ancient bloodline, only the Yun Xuan Pavilion his father left him and one piece of advice: “The path to immortality is a contest. The way of my Lin family lies in ‘connections’ and ‘trust.’”
He starts by learning to identify impurities in the most basic spirit stones. As he accompanies his father on visits to various factions, he learns that understanding people matters far more than crossing blades. He takes in orphans, nurtures loyal family members, and builds the Lin family's famed Treasure-Seeking Team. When his father enters seclusion to attempt the Deification Realm, Lin Feng turns the family's reputation into its strongest shield, protecting and expanding the business through turbulent commercial rivalries.
From the small city of Qingquan to the great city of Luoyun, and then to Tianyuan in Zhongzhou, he never seizes a single fortuitous opportunity. He follows only one principle: anything can be traded, but trust must never be broken.
This is the story of an ordinary man with no golden finger, who uses an appraiser's eye to see into people's hearts and business acumen to bring resources together, gradually turning a small auction house into a legendary force spanning five continents, one that even the mightiest experts must treat as an equal. The path to immortality is long, and his Dao lies somewhere between the clacking of an abacus and a promise worth its weight in gold.
Business warfare + cultivation, the protagonist relies on his reputation as a barrier.
This book is exceptionally well-written; I really enjoy this type of novel.
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I rarely write reviews, but when I do, they're excellent.
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The subject matter is very novel; once you start reading, you can't stop, and the more you read, the more you want to watch.
The plot incorporates a great deal of imagination, has highlights, and is exceptionally well-written.
I think the author wrote very well; some of the plot points were truly amazing.
The author's descriptions are very detailed, making it quite enjoyable to read. The protagonist's intelligence is also quite impressive.