Immortality Begins with a Market-Quarter Immortal Merchant

The protagonist's cheat ability cannot withstand close investigation and scrutiny in one place, so the proper way to use this cheat is to hit and run.

This book, also known as "The Small Business Manual of a Lower-Class Immortal Cultivator," recounts my wasted years struggling to make a living in Nanshan. Hopefully, I'll eventually find a wife and have kids. And, my old friends, bring on the drinks!

It's alright. There was this book before that was basically treating its readers like idiots; it only sold inedible, worthless pills for a high price. And they were doing it openly within sects.

Was the comment section filtered? I'd believe such idiotic nonsense.

I have some thoughts on the protagonist's 20% discount promotion at his shop. Based on the author's description, there's a clear supply shortage in the market, or rather, a supply shortage across the entire cultivation world. This differs from modern society's business model of seeking consumer markets when there's overproduction. The protagonist's most important task in opening his shop is to secure a stable supply chain, and one that's transparent and publicly accessible.

Yes, it's good. It's cunning and knows how to get along with people. It's full of social skills and can make decisive decisions. It directly uses the Golden Bracelet and Thin Veil to rob cultivators. It's going to gather dust in my collection. I'd give it four out of five. The downside is that the author never thought about refining spiritual plants, spiritual water, or ores. Refining is not something that can be done in a nonsensical way.

This is too much! π_π, The female lead is being swayed so much, and there's only one talisman master in the market. It's so addictive, I had to come and spit out some water.

The protagonist should keep a low profile; many details about the protagonist using cheat codes don't hold up to scrutiny.

This is about cultivating immortality, not doing business. I've been writing about how the protagonist does business these past few days, and it's getting really boring...

Classic cultivation novels like "Foundation Building Cultivation"... Nine times out of ten, they turn a perfectly good cultivation story into a chaotic warlord war. The moment I entered the story and saw the protagonist being targeted even for selling a low-level magical artifact, I was hooked. It turned into a battle between a middleman selling refurbished artifacts and a local gang.