A Mountain of Master's Debts: A Hundred Arts to Immortality

Ye Xuan begged as a child until an old man picked him up and brought him back to the Wanfa Sect, where he cultivated peacefully for ten years. Who would have expected the old man to ascend and flee, leaving behind a thick stack of debt contracts? The sky-high debts owed by his master inexplicably fell onto the shoulders of him, the only disciple left. Still in the Qi Refining stage, with no backer and no heaven-sent opportunities, he had only read the sect's texts extremely widely, thoroughly understanding the theories of alchemy, talismans, artifact refining, and all sorts of side trades, yet he was unfamiliar with practical work. After leaving the mountain gate overnight, he made up his mind to try any trade that could earn spirit stones. Having been poor since childhood, he calculated every expense carefully, seeking only to steadily save spirit stones and not to provoke trouble. Creditors watched like tigers, and crises lurked in the dark. He did not seek to ascend in one step, but relied on his miscellaneous studies and hundred arts to slowly repay debts and steadily tread the immortal path. No system, slow-paced management, a restrained slice-of-life style. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: A Mountain of Master's Debts: A Hundred Arts to Immortality — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠