In the Age of Cultivation, I Earn a Fortune by Selling Pills

Bei Wude is a stock-market cultivator who doesn't exactly pursue the "orthodox" path. He pulls all-nighters writing cultivation novels and "refining pills" to earn royalties, building his very own "Buffett float."

He recasts a dull trading system in the language of "cultivation," going head-to-head in the "ETF Equity Gold-Digging Camp" WeChat group with retail investors who call themselves "disciples of value investing," "followers of Wang Yangming's school of thought," and "technical-analysis celebrities," but keep losing battle after battle. While everyone else obsesses over predicting market moves, chasing hot trends, and studying "secret manuals," Bei Wude calmly faces volatility with his "three dimensions, two principles, one thought" system. By keeping a core position untouched and using grid trading to lower his cost basis, he grinds his share cost down to nearly zero, or even below.

The royalties from his "pills" keep injecting fresh funds into his account, quietly setting his wealth flywheel in motion. He rides out bull and bear markets and endures extreme conditions, using his "slow and steady" approach, with annualized returns below 20% but no drawdowns, to crush all the false gods chasing "overnight riches." In the end, this is not the story of a stock-market god being born. It is a true account of a group of retail investors shedding their inner demons, seeking answers within, and using a disciplined system to find their way through the fog, discovering freedom and peace of mind in the brutal arena of investing.