Unlimited Money: I'm All About Living in Luxury

An accident causes Yang Zhen to transmigrate to the Hong Kong crime-film universe, where he becomes the younger brother of Hung Hing's Big Head.

His older brother was tricked into taking the fall, but afterward, Big B conveniently forgot all about the promised 100,000 dollars in hush money. In the end, Yang Zhen's mother dies tragically.

Just as Yang Zhen is at his wit's end, his golden finger, the Treasure Basin, awakens. Its power is to connect with the Heavenly Dao and manufacture money without limit. Yang Zhen can create an unlimited amount of any currency used in this world.

Well, Big B broke his promise and pocketed the hush money?

Yang Zhen: Kwun, I'll pay ten million to put a hit on Big B. He can keep that 100,000 dollars to buy his own coffin.

Yang Zhen's motto 1: I never care whether my friends have money. It's not as if they have more than I do anyway.

Yang Zhen's motto 2: What's most important when you're in the game? Being tough? Having lots of brothers? No, no. Compared to money, those things are nothing.

Yang Zhen's motto 3: I don't know if money can make a ghost turn a mill, but I can definitely make you turn one.

With his limitless wealth, Yang Zhen destroys gangs, wins over beautiful women, and crushes anyone who dares defy him. But just as Lin Qiu reaches the pinnacle of Hong Kong, he discovers...

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