After Breaking Off the Engagement, the Cultivation World Begged Me to Come Back and Hand Out Money

Wen Qichi transmigrated into a cultivation novel as a cannon-fodder character who had been jilted. Everyone mocked her as ordinary. No one knew that the aristocratic families of the capital and the nine great sects had all been living off her family's money for two hundred years.

At the engagement-breaking banquet, she smiled as she signed the papers and gave her former fiance a scale. "May your wealth keep growing, Young Master." Three days later, the protective formation that had never gone out in the Xie family estate for two hundred years went dark. The entire Xie family knelt at her residence: "Please, have the Wen family keep paying our wages!" She pulled out two centuries of accounts: if someone annoyed her, she cut off their funding; the opportunities meant for the original story's hero and heroine were first come, first served.

The entire cultivation world panicked: Oh no, the sugar mama has awakened!

Only Yan Beici, the sharp-tongued steward with two hundred years on the job, cursed her accounts as looking like a dog's scratches on the very first day of the audit. Then he approved the funding in an instant, took the blame for everything, and ultimately offered himself and his sword together as payment for the debt.