[A subversion of the usual tropes + lighthearted comedy + military-industry tech that leaves the cultivation world in the dust + criminals preying on criminals + a female lead]
After transmigrating to a cultivation world, Lin Bei becomes the master of the Sixth Peak of the Upright Sect. He's so broke he can't afford a thing, and the sect is a thousand years behind on its debts.
His master runs off without paying, and the creditor elder kicks down the door and forces Lin Bei to sign an unfair contract.
Faced with a debt crisis, Lin Bei suddenly sees the light and awakens the [Bandit Military Industry System].
As long as he has money, he can build AK-47s, AWMs, and even cultivation-world intercontinental missiles!
What are the other peaks up to?
Elder Li runs scams at Scam Peak, while Elder Song lends money at outrageous rates at Absurdity Peak...
The whole sect follows one principle: instead of making life hard for yourself, make it hard for other people.
Lin Bei silently pulls on a bandit mask and racks his AK.
“Cultivation costs way too much. I'm a peak master, so what's wrong with moonlighting as a bandit?”
By chance, a tsundere spirit takes up residence in Lin Bei's gun. Every day, just as he's about to “get to work,” she tries to stop him.
“Boss! You're still young! Don't do anything foolish!”
Lin Bei scoffs and drags her along to do foolish things.
Many years later...
A strict rule spreads throughout the cultivation world:
Never provoke a man wearing a bandit mask!
Not only will he pull out a long tube and blast you to pieces, after robbing you of your storage bag, he'll earnestly tell you:
“Fellow Daoist, this treasure and I are destined to be!”
“Fellow Daoist, this is perfectly nuclear, isn't it?”
“Fellow Daoist, they call this paying to avert disaster. I'm helping you survive your tribulation!”
I should have known that I wouldn't have read this novel. I read a novel called Lin Bei before and it gave me a headache. The author wrote about Lin Bei every day. I was speechless when I heard that voice. I should have known that I wouldn't have come in and left.
Although I haven't finished reading it, I can still see some clues. At least it's readable, but the author's writing skills need to be improved [face-covering][face-covering][face-covering]
If the weapon spirit is replaced, the machine spirit in Warhammer will be better. Who reads tsundere novels now?
I'm speechless. If there is a system but no binding, what kind of good young man is that?