I'm Obviously Wasting My Fortune, Why Did I Become the Richest Man?

Chu Feng scored 250 in the college entrance examination. He thought he would be beaten in a mixed doubles game, but his parents gave him a million dollars and trained him to be a prodigal. It turns out that Chu Feng's father, Chu Tianyou, has awakened the god-level prodigal subsystem. As long as Chu Feng's prodigal spends money, it will be returned ten times or even a hundred times. From then on, Chu Feng began to have a headache about how to spend the money. Let's play the game. Draw a hundred consecutive draws from the treasure chest and directly draw out all the limited skins. Not only will you not lose money, but how many times will your account valuation double? Let's do a live broadcast, give random rewards and be regarded as a mysterious rich man, and he has become an Internet celebrity, and major dealers are rushing to pay him to bring goods? Let's get into real estate. The unfinished building on the barren mountainside that we bought casually was developed into a scenic villa worth billions? In the entertainment industry, maybe, a few 18th-tier internet celebrities you invested in turned into well-known actresses, and the movies you participated in personally won awards? Chu Feng was stunned. There was no way he could spend all the money. Why was there more and more money? Chu Tianyou was even more confused than him: "I won't let you lose your fortune, why don't you secretly become the richest man?" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.