In 2056, delivery rider Wang Dapao accidentally stumbles into the world of immortal cultivation.
He discovers:
An immortal cultivator’s “innate fire” = the one-yuan lighter in his pocket
An immortal cultivator’s “dustless immortal silk” = the ten-yuan toilet paper in his trunk
An immortal cultivator’s “spirit-gathering treasure” = the power bank he carries around
And spirit stones are everywhere in the cultivation world. Just one of them can fully charge his shuttle, and he can sell it on Earth for ten thousand.
Cost: five yuan. Sale price: ten thousand.
Profit margin: 200,000%.
Wang Dapao decides to quit food delivery and start cross-world trade.
He turns toilet paper into immortal silk, lighters into divine fire, and power banks into cultivation treasures.
He uses the spirit of contractual obligation to crush the rules of the untamed wilds, and loyalty programs to win over the leaders of cultivation sects.
Four months later, Golden Core immortals are begging him for supplies, and Nascent Soul ancestors are asking him to sign contracts.
Someone asks what makes him so confident.
He smiles.
“Because I’m a civilized man.”
No fighting, just making money.
He deftly applies The Art of War and Thirty-Six Stratagems to negotiate between the immortal and mortal worlds.
That’s what you call the ultimate dimensionality reduction attack.
