Cultivation for 40,000 Years.

Summary

Li Yao learns about the complexities of the cultivation bond market, likening cultivators' power to stock prices influenced by age, background, and competition. He discovers two bond types: 'transparent bonds,' which require detailed reporting, and 'Freedom Bonds,' which offer high returns but come with risks. Zhao Hong Guang proposes pre-purchasing Li Yao's future bonds as collateral for a loan, despite high interest rates. Li Yao argues for lower rates, citing his group's potential and valuable patents. Elder Tianji informs him he is rated 'Cosmic,' indicating significant risk, thus advising caution in investment.

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