Spirit-root implants demand installment contracts, meditation techniques hide behind subscription gates, and cracking your first meridian costs a "QiCard" swipe. That's the rigged system Zhang Yu faces when his soul transfers into a broke high school student's body—already crushed under soul-consuming debt with only thirty days before creditors start harvesting his flesh for payment. Desperate to survive, Zhang Yu monetizes everything: he streams underground combat tournaments, sells forbidden talismans between class periods, and secures mid-battle sponsorship deals to fund his next cultivation pills. As he climbs from destitute freshman to viral "High-School Saint," he exposes the machinery enslaving his peers: predatory cultivation fintech cartels, deadly standardized exams, and an attention economy built on broken dreams. For anyone who's felt the weight of student loans or tasted sudden strength, Zhang Yu's chaotic race through commodified immortality will hit uncomfortably close to home—equally thrilling and unsettling.