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我在修士界放贷成圣
The Whole House Is Yellow
"Fellow Taoist, you don't want to fail in overcoming the tribulation, right?" Traveling through the world of immortality, Mo Papi (crossed out), the good man, gained the ability of "merit loan contract" and embarked on a black-hearted path to immortality..."Getting rich through merit and becoming a saint by collecting debts"! His business creed: nine out of ten and back home in thirteen, interest calculated by the second! Not yet? The body is mortgaged and the soul is working! Dare to default? The heavenly calamity collects the money, and the fire of karma waits for you! Customer feedback: A certain swordsman: "I borrowed 100 merits to buy a flying sword, but I couldn't pay it back with compound interest. The sword was gone, and I became his security guard..." The Demon Saint: "I wanted to take a loan for revenge, but now the sect is his, and I am his, and even the spirit dog he raised belongs to him!" The master of Tianji Pavilion: "I borrowed some life-saving money, and now the secret of the entire Tianji Pavilion is surnamed Mo!" When the monk world united to attack him! Mo Dashan smiled slightly and took out a stack of contracts: "Sword Master, it's time to repay thirty spiritual veins with interest for the 'entrepreneurial loan' you owed for launching the war between good and evil." "Demon Lord, I have your property ownership certificate for the Demon Palace. How about... Installments?" "Heavenly Way? Oh, you borrowed the merit from me for the last time you repaired the law. "It's time to settle accounts." [Reading Notes] The protagonist's outlook on life fluctuates with the interest rate, and his morality adjusts with the contract. The villain usually dies from not being able to repay his debts, rather than dying from fighting. It is recommended to carry an abacus to read and calculate how much you owe at any time - Book friend, I think you are very lucky, do you want to borrow some merit? The interest rate is negotiable.
"Fellow Taoist, you don't want to fail in overcoming the tribulation, right?" Traveling through the world of immortality, Mo Papi (crossed out), the good man, gained the ability of "merit loan contract" and embarked on a black-hearted path to immortality..."Getting rich through merit and becoming a saint by collecting debts"! His business creed: nine out of ten and back home in thirteen, interest calculated by the second! Not yet? The body is mortgaged and the soul is working! Dare to default? The heavenly calamity collects the money, and the fire of karma waits for you! Customer feedback: A certain swordsman: "I borrowed 100 merits to buy a flying sword, but I couldn't pay it back with compound interest. The sword was gone, and I became his security guard..." The Demon Saint: "I wanted to take a loan for revenge, but now the sect is his, and I am his, and even the spirit dog he raised belongs to him!" The master of Tianji Pavilion: "I borrowed some life-saving money, and now the secret of the entire Tianji Pavilion is surnamed Mo!" When the monk world united to attack him! Mo Dashan smiled slightly and took out a stack of contracts: "Sword Master, it's time to repay thirty spiritual veins with interest for the 'entrepreneurial loan' you owed for launching the war between good and evil." "Demon Lord, I have your property ownership certificate for the Demon Palace. How about... Installments?" "Heavenly Way? Oh, you borrowed the merit from me for the last time you repaired the law. "It's time to settle accounts." [Reading Notes] The protagonist's outlook on life fluctuates with the interest rate, and his morality adjusts with the contract. The villain usually dies from not being able to repay his debts, rather than dying from fighting. It is recommended to carry an abacus to read and calculate how much you owe at any time - Book friend, I think you are very lucky, do you want to borrow some merit? The interest rate is negotiable.

谁带这家伙进修士圈的
The Whole House Is Yellow
There is an unwritten rule in the monk world: even if you are a disciple of a demonic person, you are not allowed to be related to Han Yu. Have you ever heard of the Night-blooming Epiphyllum releasing elixirs at night? After taking the elixir, your aptitudes will be astonishing at night, and you will become useless again when the sun comes up. This damn method of mixing elixirs with water has delivered hundreds of "geniuses" to other sects. Should I take a pill that can heal a serious injury but destroy all my true energy? A pill that accumulates good deeds and eliminates evil can even cure Dao injuries, but the side effects are that during the healing process, you have to keep doing good deeds and cannot stop. If you stop, you will die, and it happened that the giant of the Demon Dao took it. Being chased by your enemies, it's no use having an 80-year-old mother, but your words of "I've taken the Korean medicine master's elixir" will definitely be empathized with, and the good and the evil will be indignant: Damn it, which bastard brought this guy into the monk circle...
There is an unwritten rule in the monk world: even if you are a disciple of a demonic person, you are not allowed to be related to Han Yu. Have you ever heard of the Night-blooming Epiphyllum releasing elixirs at night? After taking the elixir, your aptitudes will be astonishing at night, and you will become useless again when the sun comes up. This damn method of mixing elixirs with water has delivered hundreds of "geniuses" to other sects. Should I take a pill that can heal a serious injury but destroy all my true energy? A pill that accumulates good deeds and eliminates evil can even cure Dao injuries, but the side effects are that during the healing process, you have to keep doing good deeds and cannot stop. If you stop, you will die, and it happened that the giant of the Demon Dao took it. Being chased by your enemies, it's no use having an 80-year-old mother, but your words of "I've taken the Korean medicine master's elixir" will definitely be empathized with, and the good and the evil will be indignant: Damn it, which bastard brought this guy into the monk circle...