Genshin Impact: I Showed Up to Collect a Debt, and Ningguang Owes Me Five Billion

Brother, Ningguang is not short of money. According to the plot, a pumice stone used to build the Jade Pavilion costs 500 million molas. This is only one of the main components. After the Jade Pavilion is built, it needs to be renovated. Judging from Ningguang's performance in the plot, it seems that the money required to build the Jade Pavilion is not enough to make Ningguang bankrupt.

Five billion molas? Ningguang can pay off the debt easily, but does he still need to sell himself?

There is only one word: embarrassing. Mora is a catalyst, necessary for transforming materials, and has always been introduced in game transformation scenes. Mora will be consumed all the time. It is not the bubble economy you imagined. Not to mention that the prices of items in the game are like dishes. The dishes in the game also have attribute enhancements. Why is this avoided? Right? Not to mention the wages of the three workers in the main line of Liyue. First of all, their jobs are high-risk jobs, not to mention the rewards for adventurers. People risk their lives. In fact, the game comes into contact with very few civilians. They are either bosses, peers, or commissions. As for the price of entrusting adventurers, have you read fantasy novels? Therefore, in-game prices are just in-game prices, real prices are not so frothy, and ordinary people who have not shown up are actually living a normal Teyvat life. Therefore, the bubble-like mora value does not exist. Finally, if others don't say it, Ningguang is the richest man. The reason why Shangquyu Pavilion is distressed is because it was built by her little by little. It is similar to something to place a dream on. It will feel distressed, not money. Even if it is one to one with soft sister coins, 5 billion is probably not enough for the value of her collection. The gold content of the richest man is not that low.

Is it possible that Ningguang's collection is enough for 5 billion?

Is this protagonist too sharp? Or was he a beggar who ate swill every day in his previous life? Are you crazy about money?

Ahem, I suddenly thought of that photo worth 5 billion Morads. Hey hey hey

Sure enough, the comments are better than the text. After reading the comments, I no longer want to read the text. Sure enough, before reading a book in FL, you must read the reviews first

I didn't understand your plot at all. You just know how to collect debts and don't want those women as wives. Does that make sense?

Although, you are really insufferable. It feels like you have been crazy poor all your life. This protagonist asked you to write it.

Previously, it was said that one hundred molas is equal to one dollar, but later in the plot, Ye Lan owes more than one billion molas, and it feels like the sky is falling. When converted into RMB, it is only more than 10 million, which is not even possible to buy a larger residential house in Beijing and Shanghai. The luxury private jets and yachts purchased by rich people cost more than 1 billion yuan, which is over 100 billion yuan when converted into molasses.