I Lend Money at Usurious Rates Across the Myriad Worlds

Qin Shi Huang: “I want to borrow money to recruit troops and destroy the six kingdoms.”

Chu Mu: “No problem. My interest starts at a minimum of fifty percent per month, and the longer the loan term, the lower the interest. How long would you like the loan to be? Would you like to repay in cash or put up goods as collateral?”

Chu Mu: “Yang Guang, the loan you took out to build the Grand Canal is due. Including monthly interest of seventy percent, you now owe a total of thirteen million taels of gold.”

Emperor Yang of Sui: “Hmph! I am the emperor. You dare demand money from me? Do you want me to wipe out your entire clan?”

Chu Mu: “Heh, trying to dodge your debt?”

Looking at the defiant Yang Guang before him, Chu Mu waved his hand. Behind him, the Desolate Heavenly Emperor, the Ruthless Empress, Emperor Yan, and the others all turned their unfriendly gazes on Yang Guang.

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