Su Ran transmigrates to a world where everyone changes class, awakening the one and only hidden class: [Capitalist].
In an era when everyone struggles to grind monsters for loot, Su Ran is mocked as a good-for-nothing, even more useless than someone with a noncombat profession, since he has no fighting ability at all.
But they have no idea what capital can do!
“Everyone, I plan to split this Hell-level dungeon, with its 99% death rate, into 100,000 shares. Each share costs just 998 gold coins, and once we clear it, profits will be paid out according to your stake. If we get a city-building permit, your returns will increase a hundredfold!”
Players across the city cry out that Su Ran has lost his mind. But with the crowdfunding money, Su Ran assembles a death squad armed to the teeth and literally buys his way to victory over the final boss. The stock price soars overnight!
And that’s not all. Su Ran has his eye on the world-ending forbidden spells, too.
“‘Falling Star Cataclysm’ is too powerful, and casting it drains the Archmage dry? No problem, we’ll take it public! Get every mage in the city to buy shares in the mana pool. Everyone contributes a little mana, we all share the forbidden spell’s power, and we split the experience from killing the beast tide!”
From then on, the entire world goes completely off the rails.
A fallen Sword Saint is forced to sign a “personal service contract” and become Su Ran’s spokesperson. An exalted Archmage helps Su Ran hit his sales targets to secure research funding.
As the world’s strongest fighters unite to bring him down, Su Ran sits in his solid-gold executive chair and taps away at his keyboard. “Trigger the breach-of-contract clause. Seize the top-tier gear they bought with loans. And send the hundred thousand debtors who are demanding their money back to teach them what modern finance means!”
Su Ran: I never level up. I just make sure all the experience points and gold in the world flow into my pockets.
It's a very new novel subject. The novel is smooth and logically clear, but is there one thing about the protagonist who has no force? Wouldn't he be assassinated if he didn't? If there are any, I didn't see it. If the author is not good at writing, he can just take it over and fix the logical loopholes. After all, even in the real world, the law of the jungle is the prey of the strong. The protagonist needs a way to save his life, otherwise he will be his own biggest weakness. In the end, the overall novel is very good. Good luck to the author 👍👍👍
Discover treasures, no suppression, no pressure, great writing. I've been reading articles about the past recently that are all turtles, and I'm so frustrated that I finally found a treasure.
Ending on July 27, 2026
After thinking about it, I'll give you a good review. But when writing as a capitalist, you should at least calculate your profits and losses clearly.
Very good novel, very interesting