I’m Already King of Northern Myanmar, and These Loan Sharks Still Dare to Collect?

In his previous life, Ye Chen was a mercenary who was framed and killed on a Middle Eastern battlefield.

He was reborn ten years in the past.

After spending his whole life as a gun in someone else's hands, he refused to follow the same path again.

As it happened,

the Lawless System bound itself to him.

As long as he engaged in illegal, gray-market, or borderline businesses, he could earn points and exchange them with the System for all kinds of weapons and rewards.

Just then,

a black-market loan platform sent him a promotional text.

To farm System points, Ye Chen went on a wild spree taking out black-market loans.

And so began his rise to power.

He seized a kidney-harvesting compound in northern Myanmar and turned the tables on its managers, harvesting their kidneys instead.

Black-market lenders used violent debt-collection tactics, so he tricked them into coming over as captives and harvested their kidneys in turn.

Under the pretext of offering study-abroad scholarships and beautiful female study companions, he tricked countless young men into going to northern Myanmar to have their kidneys harvested.

Using northern Myanmar as his base,

Ye Chen built a criminal empire on the lives of countless lawbreakers and young men, and crowned himself emperor.

He had only wanted to be an outlaw beyond the reach of the law.

He never expected to become the bane of criminals.

Cops around the world: "It's not that we're slacking off. Emperor Ye Chen has sent every criminal to northern Myanmar to have their kidneys harvested!"

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