This world of cultivating immortals is not full of immortality, but is essentially "capitalism of cultivating immortals". A large sect monopolizes spiritual veins, secret realms and techniques (equivalent to core assets and patents). The bottom-level casual cultivators and outer sect disciples work for the sect throughout their lives, and are killed and robbed at will by the protagonists of the original book in the name of chance. After passing through the book, the heroine used her legal/auditing experience in her previous life to find a loophole in the user agreement of the "Vicious Female Supporting System". She caused the system to crash and restart through a logical closed loop, and tampered with its underlying code into a spiritual land asset mapping and resource management system, so that everything can be quantified. Sword repair splitting mountains? Is that a crime of damaging the public environment? Making an elixir and exploding a furnace? That is the lack of standardized SOP process. She doesn't rely on her cultivation to suppress others, but relies on her IQ, poor information and contract spirit to clearly arrange the big men in the world of immortality.
