As a Taoist Priest, Isn't It Only Natural for Me to Become a Billionaire?

Zhou Liang transmigrates into the body of a Daoist priest.

He binds himself to the Money Makes the Way System: earn money to receive rewards, and the more he earns, the better the rewards.

At a lottery shop, he pinches his fingers and calculates a win of three hundred thousand.

In one night, he sweeps every lottery outlet in the city clean and walks away with several million in prize money.

What? Daoist priests aren't allowed to buy lottery tickets? Then how about this poor Daoist going to Hong Kong to bet on horse races?

The horse he's betting on is slow? Looking at the Speed Talisman in his hand, Zhou Liang falls into thought.

The horse is yellow, and the talisman is yellow too. They probably, maybe, possibly won't notice, right?

Horse racing is banned too? Fine, fine, everyone's targeting me now?

Then don't blame this poor Daoist for taking a look around the stock market.

He goes on a rampage in the stock market, and countries around the world ban religious figures from participating.

All right, all right! So that's how you want to play?

Off to Las Vegas! You want to cheat me? Do you really think this poor Daoist is an ordinary man?

You've put me on the blacklist?

This poor Daoist loves reasoning with people!

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