I Brought a Billion Home to Find a Match

He was once a low-level wage worker, trampled underfoot and even cursed out by his supervisor. Then, on the most wretched night of his life, he bound himself to the Happy Rural Development System and began a mad dash to defy fate. With a billion in startup capital, a virtual farm, controlled nuclear fusion, and unlimited cashback, he transformed his poor, isolated hometown into a world-class modern city in just two years. He amassed a trillion-dollar fortune, took control of cutting-edge technology, and shook the world. He was lecherous but devoted, arrogant but principled, and surrounded by a Tsinghua PhD who served as mayor, a Fudan graduate who served as village Party secretary, a Miss Universe winner, a genius Wall Street girl, a mysterious rich woman, and a thousand-year-old priestess. He built schools, dug tunnels, made rockets, went to the moon, stole artifacts, blew up warships, and took on the CIA and Wall Street head-on, trampling everyone who had looked down on him. The nation recognized him as a "national treasure," while the Western world gnashed its teeth and named him its most wanted fugitive. Some called him a thug, a bandit, and a madman. Others hailed him as a living Bodhisattva, a savior, and a transmigrator. He didn't care. He only wanted to do one thing: show the world that rules could be rewritten, and that the man who wrote them was named Jiang Xiaofan. From the countryside to the city, from Earth to outer space, he took the most satisfying route and delivered the most spectacular slaps in the face.