I Became the Immortal World's Richest Man by Picking Up Trash

After becoming the cultivation world’s lowest-ranking cleaner, Lin Xiaoman spends her days scavenging in the ruins of the Tribulation Crossing Platform, salvaging the broken weapons and discarded pills of failed cultivators. Everyone thinks she’s bad luck. But no one knows she harbors two heaven-defying secrets: first, she can devour memory fragments from modern transmigrators and pick up the skills of all kinds of powerful figures; second, her soul comes with a universal USB port that can “charge” any cultivator with spirit stones. After all, spirit stones in this cultivation world are basically compressed soul batteries. While scavenging, she finds a handsome man covered in wounds. His strength is unfathomable, but he’s a damaged version of someone reborn: in his previous life, he was a mighty cultivator who died on the battlefield. Reborn with scrambled memories and unable to remember a thing, he latches onto Lin Xiaoman and calls her “Boss” at every turn. By day, he clears business obstacles for her and builds a recycling empire, humiliating every sect that dares mock her, then turns around and begs her to partner with him. At night, he curls up in her bed, whimpering as he rubs the edge of her clothes and murmurs, “Wife, when will you recognize me?” From a despised junk collector to the richest person in the immortal realm, Lin Xiaoman becomes a legend by scavenging. The treasures everyone else fights over? She can find them just by rummaging through a trash can. The cultivation breakthroughs others can only dream of? She can help someone recharge to full with a single “USB” plug. The cultivation world’s prodigies and sect elders all scramble to marry her, while her top employee grows frantic with jealousy. One day, he flips the table in front of everyone: “Stop fighting over her! She’s the only wife I’ve ever had, in this life and the last!” Lin Xiaoman raises an eyebrow. “Oh? Since when did I marry you?”