The Tycoon's Wealth-Gathering Celestial Master [Book Transmigration]

[The melodramatic version] Little Celestial Master Wen Ran's life goal is to laze around, eat, and wait for death. After accidentally getting lost on a trip down the mountain, he discovers that he's transmigrated into a melodramatic rich-family novel he had just finished reading the night before. What's worse, he's become a cannon-fodder character destined to be dumped by a wealthy tycoon. On the day they register their marriage, the tycoon hands him an agreement and coldly demands a divorce after one year. It sounds pretty miserable. But... Wen Ran looks at the several properties and the hush money with all those zeroes attached: You mean I get all this? What a deal! Just as his grand plan to spend his life eating and waiting for death is about to come true, a year later, Wen Ran hands in a divorce application, his eyes full of gold coins. The wealthy tycoon's face turns icy. He glares at the guy trying to slip away and grits out, "I'm not divorcing you." Wen Ran silently takes out the agreement from a year ago. The wealthy tycoon: "..." It's fun to mistreat your wife for a while, but winning her back is a living hell. [The Supernatural version] Wen Ran transmigrates into the world of a book. The spiritual energy in this world is richer than in his original one. There are more ghosts and monsters in this world than in his original one. The celestial masters in this world are weaker than in his original one. He catches ghosts and subdues demons with ease, and has all kinds of pills and talismans at his disposal! Just as Wen Ran is thriving, the trillionaire tycoon who made him a discarded wife, and whose character has completely fallen apart, comes begging to remarry. Wen Ran says, "A good horse doesn't eat the grass behind it, thanks." A money-minded, love-averse, wealth-hoarding celestial master uke vs. a wealthy tycoon seme who gave him money and lost his heart Note: This story involves transmigrating into a book, Supernatural celestial masters, and an infinite-flow setting. Content warning: Both leads are physically and emotionally pure. I personally prefer devoted, unwavering love, so the stories I write generally have both leads be pure. Coming next: Little Celestial Master [Supernatural] On the first day of military training in his first year of high school, Ji Nanxing collapses into the arms of school bully Xiao Ye, exhausted after battling a vengeful ghost for seven days and nights. Xiao Ye wraps an arm around his slender waist and thinks, This guy is really skinny. Later, he becomes Xiao Ye's desk mate. Looking at his pale, frail desk mate, who seems ready to faint at any moment, the school bully can't bring himself to pick on him. Seeing that the guy is handsome and ranked first in the grade, and remembering that they've been desk mates, the bully reluctantly takes the scrawny boy under his wing and adds him to his circle of underlings to protect. Until one day, the school bully encounters a ghost, and his seemingly frail desk mate rips the evil spirit apart with his bare hands. School bully: "..." Weren't you supposed to be frail? Ji Nanxing: "My desk mate is frail." A devoted, passionate, and faithful school bully seme vs. a pale, skinny celestial master uke with overwhelming combat skills Theme: Don't do even the smallest evil, and don't leave even the smallest good undone.