I'm in Eagle Sauce, Hunting in the Wilds; Granny Paid for This!

Wan Tong transmigrates to the parallel-world Eagle Sauce, with no identity and no money.

He wants to work under the table, but discovers that Chinese restaurants specifically exploit undocumented workers. They make you work 16 hours a day for just 30 bucks.

And rabbits sit at the very bottom of Eagle Sauce's social pecking order, where anyone can push them around.

In a fit of anger, Wan Tong decides to start causing trouble!

Unexpectedly, he gets bound to a Patriotic Spending System: spending a rival country's national strength counts as patriotism.

As long as Wan Tong drains Eagle Sauce's national strength, he can receive System rewards.

Ding! Spent 10 US dollars from Eagle Sauce. Beginner's reward doubled: master-level lockpicking skills!

Ding! Spent 100 US dollars from Eagle Sauce. Reward received: storage space!

Ding! Spent 1,000 US dollars from Eagle Sauce. Reward received: doubled physical strength!

Wan Tong is delighted to discover that the more damage he causes Eagle Sauce, the stronger he gets.

Before long, Eagle Sauce is in chaos: one moment, its rocket recovery technology is stolen; the next, an aircraft carrier fleet goes missing!

The rabbit issues an urgent statement too: The F-35 fighter jet stolen back to our country was an accident.

Wan Tong: "Don't panic. The Old Buddha has already paid!"

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