I Told You to Launder Money, So Why Is There Less and Less of It?

Liu Bo, the owner of Harbor Prosperity Group, hired a world-renowned money laundering expert to deal with ten million yuan in dirty money.

What he didn't know was that this internationally renowned money laundering expert was actually a college freshman posing as one.

On the first day, after Liu Bo handed Qin Feng ten million yuan in cash, Qin Feng immediately took a two-million-yuan fee.

Qin Feng: Twenty percent is a fair rate, Mr. Liu.

Liu Bo: Fine, as long as you can clean it up.

The next day, after looking up money laundering methods online, Qin Feng took a million yuan to a casino and, as expected, lost every cent.

Qin Feng: Mr. Liu, there's still seven million left. Money laundering comes with a little wear and tear, that's normal.

On the third day, hoping to speed things up, Qin Feng bought two million yuan worth of lottery tickets and won just enough for a taxi ride.

On the fourth day, Qin Feng went all in on a stock. Unexpectedly, the market crashed across the board that evening, and he lost everything, right down to his underwear.

Liu Bo: Master Qin, is my money all clean now?

Qin Feng: Don't worry, Mr. Liu. I've thoroughly cleaned your money!!!

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