Reborn with a Trillion in Crypto, Raising Black Bears in North America

[Retire in Seclusion and Get Rich + Easygoing Daily Life + Invincible Beasts + Overwhelming Dimensional Advantage]

Back in 2010, Lu Yuan has no interest in cutthroat business warfare.

Instead, he buys up a million bitcoins, then cashes out with perfect timing at the peak, making a trillion!

Now financially free, he heads to the North American Rocky Mountains and buys a hundred thousand acres of abandoned timberland, planning to enjoy a retirement filled with fishing and walking dogs sixty years ahead of schedule.

But to his surprise, he accidentally awakens the spiritual essence of the earth and becomes bound to the [Shanhai Beastmaster's Compendium]!

Feed ordinary animals spiritual essence, and they can undergo frenzied ancestral transformations. Lu Yuan also gains a portion of their attributes.

And so, the look of Lu Yuan's rugged North American farm changes completely:

“Boss, here's today's lumber.” A North American black bear three meters tall and rippling with muscle carries a century-old redwood weighing ten tons in one paw, then innocently asks for a taste of spirit bee honey.

“Woof!” The farm's little watchdog swallows a bolt of lightning from the sky, then scares the purebred Tibetan mastiff at the neighboring farm into foaming at the mouth.

Even the bald eagle circling overhead becomes the farm's very own living “air defense radar.”

Then one night, international capital behind the farm's enhanced produce sends an elite mercenary team to infiltrate the farm and steal its secrets.

They blow open the gate,

and find a giant bear wearing an oversized custom bulletproof vest and sunglasses, looking at them as if they were idiots. With a casual swipe, it pounds the highest-grade ballistic shield into a metal pancake.

The whole internet erupts, and Wall Street's tycoons collectively fall to their knees, begging, “Lord Lu, we were wrong!”

Lu Yuan lies on the giant bear's belly and sighs helplessly. “I'm really just an ordinary farmer.”