The strange arrival + capital tycoon + strange rules and interesting stories.
They work overtime, I count the money; they go crazy, I go short
When weirdness revives and strange rules erode reality, the protagonist's shadow is parasitized by an unknown existence, and he gains the ability to "capitalize weirdness" - he can invest in weirdness, acquire curses, short-sell the field of weirdness, and finally establish the "Styx Consortium" that spans the worlds of life and death.
The shadow is another "absolutely rational" host who often quarrels with the protagonist (for example, the protagonist wants to save a beautiful woman, but the shadow calculation ROI disagrees)
It's not just mindless spending, but every money involves complex calculations of cause and effect/lifespan/soul
There is no Night Watchman-style sacrificial spirit. The protagonist is a purely rational egoist, but in the end he saves more people (unintentional kindness)
It's not that the system gives you money directly, but it requires weird management and the risk of losing money.
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It's quite interesting. It's the first time I've seen this kind of subject.
Give yourself a five-star review to encourage yourself to persevere✊
It's quite interesting. It's the first time I've seen this kind of subject.