America: Bounty Hunter, the CIA Comes to Me for Help

A "bounty hunter,"

as the name suggests, is someone who hunts fugitives and makes a living capturing them.

In Huaxia, they're also known as "bounty takers."

Their authority to make arrests even surpasses that of the local FBI.

The protagonist transmigrates to the Eagle-Sauce Nation, a country notorious for chaos and crime.

He becomes a bounty hunter.

His daily job is to do debt collection for bail bond agencies.

It isn't until he awakens a System that his life takes a turn.

"Pepper spray, pepper balls, all kinds of guns."

"Why don't you use live ammunition when capturing deadbeats?"

"Because they just owe money and haven't paid it back. They aren't criminals. If they die, who's going to pay back the money?"

"Then when would you use live ammunition?"

"Do you have a job you want to hire me for?"

Hunting dogs, teammates, customized cars, mansions, private gun arsenals, and piles of green bills as far as the eye can see.

With a legal, free, but high-risk job, Wang Hu thrives in the Eagle-Sauce Nation.

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