Lin Yuan, a menial disciple, had his cultivation crippled and was thrown into the graveyard behind the mountain to await death.
As he lay dying, a piece of jade appeared on his chest.
From then on, the Heavenly Dao owed him a lifetime of debt.
The jade could devour fortune, and even “lend” it from the Heavenly Dao. He could then turn around and lend that borrowed fortune to others. A contract decided life and death: anyone who broke it would be plagued by misfortune and lose all their cultivation. Even the Heavenly Dao couldn’t save them.
While others cultivated painstakingly for a hundred years, one contract from him could leave someone bankrupt.
Starting with erecting a debt-collection stele in the servants’ quarters, Lin Yuan lent his way through the Qingyun Sect, across the Northern Territory, and onto the winner’s platform at the Central Continent’s prodigy tournament.
Su Wan, Mo Xiyue, Ling Qinghan, Bai Lingxi: four breathtaking heroines, each carrying a blood feud, each wanting to cultivate with him.
But what Lin Yuan truly intended to lend had never been any of them.
It was the Heavenly Dao.
The day the divine jade was fully nourished would be the day the Heavenly Dao bowed its head.
When the eighth fragment returned to its place, Lin Yuan finally understood as he stood before the crack in the Heavenly Dao:
The last loan he issued was to Heaven itself. And the interest was the entire Heavenly Dao.
The rhythm of this book "The Divine Jade Is Too Fat, Heaven Will Have to Recognize Me" becomes more and more steady the more I write it! The protagonist Lin Yuan awakens the luck-devouring divine jade, turns around from adversity as a handyman, and rises to the top by devouring luck step by step. The inner gate forbears the layout step by step, the divine jade advances steadily, the villain feels full of pressure, and the counterattacks are intensive. The plot is in line with the counterattack route of cultivating immortals, and the characters are vivid and non-routine. The more you chase, the more you catch up, so you can read with peace of mind!
It feels good and the plot is interesting