Do Cultivators With Loans Have to Play the Reincarnation Game Too?

In the Immortal Realm of the Celestial Ruins, capital reigns supreme, and wealth can move even the gods.

Meng Fan transmigrates into this world and becomes a college student burdened with a loan for his spiritual root, with a bleak future ahead.

But then, a reincarnation game from Earth comes knocking.

"I transmigrated to another world, so why do I still have to run dungeons with fellow Earthlings?"

"Why are the monsters in these dungeons so weak?"

"The dungeon rewards can give me cultivation systems from other worlds, and even raise my skill levels?"

"What do you mean, reincarnation game? This is clearly my immortal cultivation potential!"

From then on, he plunders resources in the reincarnation game and unlocks his talents in the Immortal Realm of the Celestial Ruins.

In the reincarnation game, he is a terrifying newcomer who clears dungeons solo and racks up S-rank ratings with ease.

In the Immortal Realm of the Celestial Ruins, he is a supreme talent whose physical body rivals a magical construct and whose comprehension rivals a supercomputer.

As he hops between worlds, Meng Fan's name gradually makes itself known on both Earth and the Celestial Ruins.

Years later, when Earth and the Celestial Ruins merge,

people will stare in disbelief as an Immortal Emperor no one has ever heard of stands above the stars, looking down upon all living beings.