I Owe a Trillion: Zhou Zhou Livestreams Her Debt Collection

Huang Qian transmigrates to the Republican era and binds himself to a System that rewards him for living in poverty. As long as he doesn't get a job, acquire property, or keep any money in the bank, he can remain forever young and withstand a nuclear bomb!

But not working is one thing. If he can't enjoy good food, fine drink, fun, and beautiful women for company, what's the point?

Relying on his knowledge of the future, Huang Qian successfully borrows money from many friends and spends it extravagantly.

Eventually, he can't pay it back. Hounded by creditors and driven out, he's so poor he can only sleep under bridges and go hungry.

Then one day, his fortunes suddenly turn. Countless famous historical figures compete to lend him money, because every one of his predictions about the future has come true.

From then on, he lives the refined, luxurious life of a poor man, racking up who knows how many billions in debt over the years.

In a flash, the story reaches the modern day. Zhou Jie, a famous livestreaming host, exposes Huang Qian as a deadbeat to recover the hard-earned money her grandfather lent him.

Soon, people from all over the world are holding IOUs and crowding his door to collect debts on behalf of their ancestors...

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.