When Qin Mo woke up, he discovered he had become a disowned young heir in a parallel world, and that he now had a five-year-old goddaughter.
He thought he could lie flat and enjoy life as a tycoon, but then he was given a family test: he had to use a starting fund of one million to build a ten-billion market valuation in the cultivation simulation game, Immortal Bonds Across the Heavens!
The game was terrifyingly realistic: pain was set to 100%, death came with severe penalties, and in-game currency could be exchanged for cash at a one-to-one rate.
When Qin Mo entered the game with his daughter and chose the hardest start, “low-level rogue cultivator,” his tycoon System suddenly mutated:
Spend money on his daughter in the game, and his real-world account would earn ten times as much!
[Buy his daughter a beginner spirit pendant for 100 game coins → 1,000 yuan deposited into his real-world bank account]
[Bid 10,000 game coins on a thousand-year-old snow lotus for his daughter → 100,000 yuan in real-world rewards, plus a winning lottery number]
When his in-game rivals tried to crush him with their wealth at an auction, Qin Mo just laughed. “For every yuan I spend in the game, I earn ten in real life. How do you expect to compete with me?”
From then on, he refined pills in the game to give his daughter as candy, while his company’s stock price soared in the real world;
he invested in businesses in the game to build his daughter an amusement park, while his real-world property projects sailed through without a hitch.
When the holy maiden of an immortal sect from the game and the heiress of a real-world conglomerate both wanted to become his daughter’s stepmother, Qin Mo held his sleeping daughter in the game pod and watched his wealth grow on both sides, lost in thought:
“Xianxian, should we buy the game company first, or that island in the real world?”
