A Certain Death Start in a Famine Year, Luckily I Have a Pay-to-Win System

He transmigrates to another world, the Great Qing Dynasty, and becomes a nobody at the very bottom. He struggles to survive amid the chaos, starting out during a famine. Once the young master of a prominent family, he now lives in hardship with his maid in a small mountain village after his family fell into ruin. Famine threatens from within, powerful clans in the county town oppress them from without, and bandits and wolves lurk all around. Beset by dangers and without a golden finger, the protagonist is barely able to get by. Relying on the foresight of a transmigrator, he resolves one crisis at a time. Around chapter fifteen, he saves a highly skilled woman. Only after encountering books on martial arts does he awaken a powerful money-spending System. Any item the System considers valuable can be exchanged for spending credits, which can then buy anything, including techniques, cultivation, pills, and magical treasures. From there, the early story focuses on martial arts and political intrigue, with schemes and battles of wits. Later, he pursues immortality through cultivation. When Lin Feng stands at the pinnacle of the world and looks back…