Song Ye ascends to immortality, then finds himself utterly bewildered.
The immortal realm is nothing like he imagined. There is no ethereal celestial aura, only the weight of a mining pick. After a thousand years of hard cultivation in the lower realm, he arrives only to be named a menial disciple of the Skyfire Sect, with a trial stint as a miner and an immortal-world loan shark's deal: one percent daily interest, compounded until his body is seized as collateral.
The good news: he comes with a System that gives him a century of cultivation every day for free.
The bad news: he owes 100,000, his body will be refined into a puppet, and his soul will be turned into a spirit.
Looking at the bottomless Red Dragon Immortal Mine before him and the fellow disciples eyeing him greedily, Song Ye weighs the immortal pick in his hand.
"Let's start with a small goal: bury the senior brothers who lent me money."
No creditors means no need to repay the debt, of course.
What are you writing about? If you already have a system, don't follow the example of mortals cultivating immortals and slowly advance through the ranks. A cool article is not like a cool article. It's frustrating.
It's really boring and the plot is monotonous.
If you don't know how to write a love line, then I won't write it. Bye bye.