The Tycoon Club I Built in a Game Became Real

"Player, choose a location for your club." Somehow, a game about an exclusive billionaires' club had appeared on Lin Yang's computer, and it came with 30 billion in construction funds:

Lin Yang first spent 4 billion on 20 luxury cars. One was a gold-plated Rolls-Royce worth 2.8 billion, which wore down nearly 50 grams of gold for every 100 kilometers driven.

He also built the world's largest Rolex flagship store on the club's first floor, stocking 30,000 Rolex watches.

The second floor stored 300,000 bottles of wine. The third floor, the fourth floor... The eleventh floor was a casino...

As Lin Yang spent his money in the game, an enormous luxury club was rising in the most prosperous commercial district on the Bund in Jianghai City.

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