The World's Tycoons Kneel to Pay Off My Debt

On the night of his eighteenth birthday, Su Feng, a game booster living in an urban village, bound himself to the Trillion-Debt Black Card System. It allowed him to spend without limit, but at midnight every day, a new bill of debt was generated.

Being in debt isn't scary. The scary part is that he can choose anyone to "repay" his debts for him.

As long as he knows someone's name and public identity, he can funnel the debt into that person's business income. Company profits plummet, investments inexplicably collapse, contracts are breached for no reason... Everything looks like an ordinary market fluctuation, and no audit can uncover a trace.

Even more terrifying, the moment anyone harbors murderous intent toward him, the System automatically locks them into repaying his debts for life, with no way to undo it.

And so...

The snobbish landlord went bankrupt.

The show-off influencer's livestream went disastrously wrong.

The richest man's son knelt outside his door, begging him to go easy.

Wall Street bigwigs prayed in their nightmares that "the old man's in a good mood today."

When his debt surpassed 10 billion, he unlocked the City Black Card, and the financial sector of an entire city trembled in his shadow.

When it surpassed 1 trillion, he unlocked the Intercontinental Black Card, and the global economy began to fluctuate with his spending records.

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