I Just Printed Some US Dollars, So How Did Eagleland Fall Apart?

Xu Chen transmigrates to Los Angeles in the United States, where he becomes a penniless, down-and-out painter.

But that's all right. The System gives him a money-printing machine. The more U.S. dollars he prints, the greater his rewards.

You say printing dollars is illegal?

Ha!

Capitalists can exploit ordinary people in broad daylight.

The United States can oppress the whole world with impunity.

Why should officials be allowed to burn down houses while ordinary people aren't allowed to light a lamp?

What's wrong with me plucking a few feathers from the eagle?

Of course, printing money is bound to attract the attention of the CIA, FBI, IRS, and LAPD.

But once Xu Chen stops fearing the law,

the law can no longer restrain him.

With money, Xu Chen builds a massive power step by step, matching wits with the most powerful nation in the world.

After printing countless U.S. dollars, he suddenly discovers that

confidence in the dollar has collapsed, and the world's most powerful nation has fallen apart.

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