Thirty Billion in Debt from the Start: Raiding Tombs in My Dreams to Pay It Off

Burdened with 3 billion in debt left behind by his father, Zhang Shouling obtained a strange item in a dream.

With this item, Zhang Shouling could travel back and forth between his dreams and reality, and bring things from his dreams into the real world.

After transmigrating in a dream to the late Western Han dynasty, Zhang Shouling kept bringing back rare treasures from his dreams to pay off his debts.

Bronze cup with cloud patterns, worth 550,000.

Inlaid shell deer-shaped mat weight, worth 2 million.

Bronze goose-and-fish lamp, worth 6 million.

Plain gauze robe, worth 20 million.

But these items were nowhere near enough to pay off his debts quickly.

Until one day, someone came to Zhang Shouling and asked him to rob a tomb in his dream and find the Imperial Jade Seal.

Only then did Zhang Shouling realize that his dream transmigration was a carefully planned scam.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.