The System Forces Me to Date, but I Only Rent a Luxury Car

[Fake Tycoon] [Romance] [Everyday Life] [Campus Beauty] [Comedy]

Jing Jingsheng: Jing as in Jingshan, Jing as in the capital, and Sheng as in life.

An orphan from the imperial capital, eighteen years old, and a new student at a finance university in Shanghai.

Raised in an orphanage in the capital, he’s 185 centimeters tall, a bit of a punk, shameless, and crafty.

The Romance Collection System tells him: Go to Shanghai, find the heroines, and enjoy sweet romance. While you’re at it, uncover the mystery of your birth.

Jing Jingsheng believes it.

To complete his mission, he trades all his rewards for an LV outfit, rents a Rolls-Royce, and makes a dazzling entrance on the first day of school.

Then he discovers...

Everything the System gave him is a “show-off asset”: luxury homes, fancy cars, designer watches, and high-end goods.

Cash? Just a little, enough to eat but not enough to lie flat.

The System says: That should be enough for you to enjoy yourself.

Jing Jingsheng laughs.

Isn’t this exactly what he’s best at?

A kid raised in an orphanage understands two things better than anyone: first, how to make people believe you have something when you have nothing. Second, when you do have something, how to use it to pry even more out of other people’s hands.

And so...

He uses a mansion as collateral to get his first chunk of capital. He uses a luxury car to impress investors and draw them in. He uses designer goods to open doors and enter elite circles.

He uses other people’s money to get things done for himself. And, along the way, he dates a few women.

He also needs to collect them all: the girl who got away, the one who left an indelible mark on his heart, someone else’s goddess, a top student, and more...

The first one has already appeared.

Right there in the audience.