Spending Rebates: I'm Really Not a Philanthropic Tycoon

Lin Shu, the second generation of rich people, has a consumption rebate system. As long as he consumes, he will get rebates. The more he consumes, the more rebates he will get! What? Children in poor rural areas have to walk more than ten miles of dirt roads to go to class? The classroom doesn't even have a few decent tables? No teacher is willing to teach? Lin Shu: "I invested 30 million to first build roads, then rebuild schools, and then hire teachers, veteran bodyguards... We must provide one-stop service!" From then on, Lin Shu began to pave bridges and roads, build colleges, resist disasters, and donate scientific research funds, never to return. A few years later, Lin Shu saw that his assets had surpassed the world's richest man a hundred times. Lin Shu: "It's time to find some top scientists to study spaceships!" In this way, Lin Shu became the most powerful philanthropic tycoon in history, a promoter of technology in the 21st century, and a pioneer in emigrating the earth to outer space! At the same time, he is a great man of the new century who has touched countless millions of people in China, Shennong of the new era! Lin Shu: I just want to spend money, I really don't want to be a charity tycoon! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.