Supreme Money Path: I Use Paper Money to Cultivate Immortality

Chen Yi, a warehouse manager with a monthly salary of 5,000 yuan, accidentally broke into the world of cultivating immortals where the jungle is strong and the strong eat the weak with only 800 yuan in rent. When he was about to die, he took out the crumpled red banknotes and tried to "buy his life"—— But it made three ferocious casual cultivators tremble all over, kneeling on the ground and shouting: "Golden Medal of the Great Dao! Senior, spare your life!" Only then did he realize that the most ordinary piece of paper in his pocket was regarded as an ancient artifact containing the supreme Taoism in this world. One yuan can be exchanged for tens of billions of low-grade spiritual stones. The balance of the mobile phone is enough to buy the entire fairyland. Since then, the style of painting in the world of immortality has changed dramatically: At the auction, ancestors from all walks of life were fighting for the ancient treasures. Chen Yi raised his hand and said, "I will pay two pieces." In the Immortal Sect Competition, Tianjiao sacrificed his natal flying sword, Chen Yi smiled: "Fellow Taoist, Huabei, can we understand it in installments?" The empire's finances collapsed, and the emperor begged for life-saving money. Chen Yi handed over the loan contract: "The interest is calculated according to LPR, and the collateral... Just use the jade seal." The gods and demons launched a calamity, and Chen Yi convened a meeting of creditors: "Whoever touches the world I invest in, I will short anyone's incense." He opened a bank, established a chamber of commerce, issued credit cards, and used modern financial logic to reconstruct the economic system of cultivating immortals. While the monks from other worlds were still fighting for a few spiritual stones, Chen Yi was already sitting in the main seat of the "Central Bank of All Heavens and Worlds", using his mobile phone to allocate trillions of resources. "They say wealth can lead to the gods." "And I bought the gods with money."