Starting a Business in the Cultivation World

In a remote and untamed land, amidst towering and perilous mountains, a monstrous beast several meters tall, with fanged jaws and a crown of sword-sharp horns, was charging at full speed in pursuit of a grazing creature. After chasing for hundreds of meters, the horned beast seized its chance and, with a powerful surge of its hind legs, lunged forward.

The herbivore, showing remarkable intelligence, realized it could not outrun its pursuer; it paused for a moment and leaped aside. The horned giant missed its target and, unable to stop, crashed headfirst into a massive boulder. The rock was incredibly hard, but with a thunderous boom, it shattered into countless fragments.

Outwitted by its prey, the horned beast was furious. Seeing the herbivore already far away, it shook the debris from its head and prepared to give chase once more.

Suddenly, the ground beneath its feet darkened, a growing shadow enveloping it. Sensing something amiss, the beast looked up—only to see a colossal, thick-skinned, wrinkled foot descending from the sky. It was too late to evade. With a sickening squelch, the beast, armored hide and all, was crushed into pulp.

The giant foot landed, and as if sensing something unusual, its owner looked down. It was a behemoth known as a Mang, a colossal creature whose legs spanned hundreds of meters. The Mang shifted its front leg aside and extended its tongue to consume the mass of flesh.

But the meat, pressed deep into the earth and mixed with soil, seemed tasteless. The giant Mang gave up, lifting its head to the sky and unleas