In the Era of Personal Gold, I Launched Big Sister Personal Gold

Su Lan transmigrated into an age of advanced martial arts, where most of the currency in circulation consisted of various kinds of personal-use gold, and universal currency was scarce.

There was personal-use gold for martial artists, merchants, officials, and even campus beauties.

Personal-use gold could only be spent by designated people on consumption and entertainment. It could not be gifted or invested, and applying for it required a strict review.

Only the exceedingly rare currency masters could issue personal-use gold, and Su Lan happened to be one. He had the Unlimited Money-Minting System, so he could print as much money as he wanted.

Born into poverty, he thought of the older sister who had raised him and how hard she worked, so the first thing he did was issue a new kind of personal-use gold for older sisters.

Requirements for older sisters: women between 18 and 28, who pass a rigorous personality assessment and have outstanding physical attributes.

When Su Lan gave the older sister in his family a personal-use gold bank card worth one million, she was moved to tears and took him out for barbecue that very night.

Before long, his home was filled with the fragrance of the older sisters.

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