Pay-to-Win Cultivation: How Did My Money Build a Heavenly Court?

Li Ji wakes up reborn to find that cultivation in this world has long since gone sour.

Spiritual roots can be mortgaged, lifespans can be paid off in installments, and anyone with a merit credit score below sixty can even have their hospital bed repossessed by creditors.

The debts his parents left behind have been sealed in a black box by the Wanbao Immortal Pavilion. A debt collection squad breaks down his door, ready to throw him into the debt pool as well.

Just as Li Ji is being driven to the brink, his old terminal suddenly lights up.

[Heavenly Court Investment System successfully bound.]

[Current assets: debt.]

[Available Tokens: 1.]

[Summon the first Heavenly Court employee?]

The next moment, the God of Slaughter Bai Qi steps through a blood-red portal.

From then on, Li Ji no longer begs immortal sects to take him in.

He hires his own people, pays their wages, starts his own company, and builds his own Heavenly Court.

Poor wandering cultivators getting bullied?

Sign contracts, check loyalty, connect them to brain-computer interfaces, and upgrade them into cyber mercenaries.

Famous generals of history struggling to adapt to the new age?

No problem. Install a System and connect them to the spiritual network, and even Bai Qi can learn modern warfare.

He commands an interstellar mercenary army from behind the scenes, and soon every battlefield across the myriad realms will fly his banner.

Others cultivate immortality by relying on spiritual roots, sects, or their ancestors.

But Li Ji cultivates immortality with cash, contracts, and a Heavenly Court army that grows stronger with every battle.