Tycoon: Using Money to Pretend I Have Superpowers

A lighthearted, feel-good story about an everyday tycoon.

Han Fei is a low-key rich guy who reinvents the tired old ways of showing off his wealth, using money to pretend he has supernatural powers.

He acquires a Fortune Global 500 company: "Cousin, losing your job is no big deal. Here's a talisman I drew to change your fate. Wear it, and tomorrow you'll be chairman!"

He bribes a foreign lottery organization: "Mom, I just read your fortune. Buy these numbers and you'll definitely win the grand prize."

He buys the rights to an unpublished Nobel-worthy achievement: "Honey, your husband used the Great Deduction Technique to solve this world-class problem for you... You should win the next Nobel Prize."

Also known as Showing Off and Face-Slapping Isn't Fun, I'm So Rich but Don't Want to Show Off, and A Hundred Right Ways to Use Money Power.

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