Rider of All Realms

The core proposition discussed in this book is "circulation is power". When the world of immortal cultivation is locked up by ancient sects and chambers of commerce using spiritual vein nodes to allocate resources, the lower-level monks can only fight for scraps like ants. The story is not about the unparalleled crushing of personal heroism, but focuses on how a time-traveler with modern logistics thinking uses a standardized, high-efficiency, and contract-heavy distribution network to break down solid class barriers inch by inch. In the early stage, the tone is brisk and sharp, full of misplaced joy. As the business territory expands and the interest network counterattacks, it gradually turns to a cold and meticulous business war game and a passionate group portrait burning. The reason for choosing this rhythm from harmonious to positive is that breaking a monopoly is never cut off with a sword, but relies on countless packages delivered on time, receipts signed to the end time and time again, and the web woven by countless awakened ordinary monks.