I'll Check the Fake Accounts for Xianmen

On the day Qingya Sect went bankrupt, Lu Heng just wanted to get back half a year's salary arrears. But after checking the accounts, he found that the elixirs produced by the alchemy room were more than the medicinal materials put in, the spiritual stones from the warehouse never existed, and the sect's depleted spiritual veins were paying taxes to somewhere every night. Others rely on spiritual roots to cultivate immortality, while Lu Heng relies on settling accounts to cultivate immortality. A pair of Tianheng calculations can calculate the whereabouts of spiritual stones, the loss of formations, and who has paid the price for a monk for an immortality technique. Many years later, the immortals discovered that this small accountant who came out of a dilapidated sect was never just an immortal sect to investigate. What he wants to investigate is the entire world of immortality.