Shenhao: Use Money to Pretend to Have Super Powers

Daily God-like articles, relaxing and refreshing Han Fei is a low-key tycoon who rewrites the old-fashioned way of showing off his wealth and uses money to pretend he has super powers. He acquired a Fortune 500 company: "Cousin, I'm just unemployed. This is the life-changing spell I drew. Put it on and you can become the chairman of the board tomorrow!" He bribed a foreign lottery agency: "Mom, my son just made a fortune. If you buy according to this number, you will definitely win the first prize." He bought out the unborn Nobel Prize results: "Honey, your husband used great deduction techniques to help you prove this world-class problem... The next Nobel Prize should be yours." This book is also known as "It's no fun to pretend to be cool," "I'm too rich but I don't want to show off my wealth," and "Hundred Correct Ways to Use Money". This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.