In Order to Redeem My Waist, I Was Forced to Become a Land Sword

The longest road Su Qian has traveled in his life is the systematic routine. The founder of a biological company worth tens of billions in his previous life, once traveled through time to the Daqian Dynasty, he became a work without class. Not only was he pinched in the beginning, but he was also saddled with a huge debt of 900 million taels from the "Tiandao Bank". Want to commit suicide? The system determines that the person is maliciously evading debts and will be served with an electric shock fine package. Want to be killed by him? The system forces deductions to turn on the invincible mode, and the more you kill, the poorer you become. Su Gan clutched his aching lower back and shed tears of poverty as he looked at the huge sum of 13,000 taels that had just been swiped away by "Opening the Heaven's Gate with One Sword". In order to redeem his kidneys, Su Gan had to go into business. He took the initiative to hit the edge of the knife, and was regarded as a lone brave man who said, "Thousands of people are gone, but I will die." He cried bitterly when looking at the deduction bill, and was respected as a saint who "cared for the common people and had compassion for others." He did not want to use big tricks in order to save money, but was hailed as a land god who "hides in the city" by the brain-boosting emperor Pei Jue. Gu Qingyue: "Su Qian, if you were for justice, why would you risk yourself like this?" Pei Jue: "Brother Su is very righteous and treats money like dirt. He is really a role model for us!"