I Owe the Cultivation World a Mountain of Gratitude

Because of a System error, Yu Rongge transmigrates into a cultivation novel as the sickly daughter of a prestigious family. As compensation, the System gives Yu Rongge 10 points before it leaves, letting her add or subtract points from any of her attributes. Her hand slips, and she maxes out the money stat. Looking at the glittering ten billion spirit stones, then at her frail body, Yu Rongge is at a loss for words... Great. Other people transmigrate into a book to defy fate and change their lives. She transmigrates into a book to prepare for her own burial. Since she has little time left, she is going to spend every last coin she got in exchange for her life. If even one coin makes it to the afterlife with her, she'll have lost out! The original novel, rated S-level difficulty by the System? Hand it over. She can use it to snatch up all the good stuff first. As for the danger, she's loaded and could keel over any day now. It's a wonder she hasn't gone completely crazy already! And so, the cultivation world gains a generous benefactor. She spends lavishly to hold all kinds of tournaments, subsidizes poor cultivators, repairs sects, and establishes a cultivation fund, never asking for anything in return. Countless sects and cultivators are moved to tears with gratitude. Whenever the original story's hardships, tragedies, and twists are about to happen, Yu Rongge slaps them away and turns everything around. As for the beautiful, strong, and tragic big shots who will one day command the winds and rain, they're all still poor little souls stuck at the lowest points of their lives? Hmm, they look pretty good. If no one's going to pick them up, then they're all hers from now on! Yu Ersitai: There's nothing money can't solve. And if there is, just spend more. · When the original novel's Heavenly Dao awakens, it is completely bewildered. Characters who should have died in the book are alive, characters who should have turned evil haven't, villains don't seem like villains, and protagonists don't seem like protagonists. The original plot has long since turned to ashes. They've all gathered around one woman, and half the cultivation world is backing her. Even the Heavenly Dao has no choice but to keep its distance. ...Wait a minute, who are you?! Later, one of the cultivation world's biggest power players asks the same three questions every day: When is she going to die? Why hasn't she gone broke yet? Why has everyone around her ended up in a romantic mess? Theme: Help the world when you have the means. Do good and help others whenever you can.