America: I Rose to Power by Collecting Debts from Foreign Beauties

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“Money lent must be collected. A debt is more than money: it’s fate.”

Lu Weisen transmigrated to America in 1985 and became Queens' most down-and-out loan shark. He'd been beaten to death, had just $250 in his pocket, and still owed his supplier $20,000.

In his previous life, he was a financial trader and a special forces soldier.

In this life, he reigns supreme.

A debt? Collecting is my specialty.

Fifty percent interest in seven days, the perfect cure for deadbeats.

A mob boss's daughter throws herself at him, a noble heiress asks him for guidance, and even an FBI prosecutor goes from enemy to...

Wait, System notification: reach 80% affection to unlock “intimate interaction.”

Interaction? Of course, business interaction.

From underground banks to the wolves of Wall Street, every dollar he lends will be collected with interest.

And the feelings he gives away? He'll demand twice as much in return.

“In my previous life, I used quantitative strategies to fleece retail investors. This time, I fleece deadbeats. It's a perfect match for my skill set.”

Debt collection: win hearts and minds first, use force as a last resort.

Applying modern financial thinking to ruthless debt collection is a game-changing advantage.

When the FBI finally gets around to dealing with New York's biggest financial cancer, they discover that his empire has already infiltrated every corner of Wall Street, Hollywood, and Washington.

And the women by his side: some take bullets for him, some betray their organizations for him, and some tear up his arrest warrant with their own hands.

Lu Weisen: “Debts must be repaid. That's only right. As for debts of the heart, the interest is even higher.”