The Con Artist: I Do Whatever I Want, Starting with Pretending to Be a Prince

Samland, the White House.

The president was furiously berating the intelligence officials before him. "This is the most vicious con artist Samland has seen in two hundred years."

"He impersonated a prince from the UAE and used debt as leverage to swindle five billion dollars."

"He bought the Empire State Building without spending a penny, then blew it up. Every step of the process was legal."

"He stole 300 tons of gold from the Federal Reserve, and I was the one who signed off on it."

"He waltzed into the Pentagon, tricked them out of the Pacific Fleet, and destroyed it off the coast of Indonesia. The White House didn't find out until afterward."

"Because of this man, Samland's military and economy have fallen ten years behind."

"And yet you tell me there's no file on him, no photograph, not even his real name."

"All we know is that he calls himself a [censored]..."

"Con man."

This is the story of a con artist who roams the world of shadows, doing whatever he pleases behind the veil..

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