Bound to the Entire Nation: Everyone Gives Me One Dollar a Day

【Everyday Billionaire Lifestyle + System + No-Brains, All Thrills】 When Chen Nuo woke up, 1.4 billion yuan had appeared in his bank account out of nowhere. The sound of a text message became his alarm every morning. 【Industrial and Commercial Bank of China】Your account ending in 8810 has received 1.4 billion yuan. He thought he'd been caught up in a scam, until a cold, mechanical prompt sounded in his mind: 【Daily Automatic Deposit System bound.】 【Deposit basis: national population.】 【Daily allowance: 1.4 billion yuan.】 【Rule: The money is completely clean.】 At 21, he had an ordinary bachelor's degree, no luck finding a job, and a bleak future. Overnight, his life started over. He had no desire to start a company and work himself into becoming the richest man in the world. He couldn't be bothered with the cutthroat games of capital, and had no interest in the drama of the wealthy elite. He just wanted to enjoy life with all the money he could never spend. Today, he buys a top-floor apartment with river views outright because he can't stand the moldy smell of his rented room. Tomorrow, he books out the hardest-to-reserve rooftop restaurant just to enjoy a quiet bowl of ramen. He casually tips a down-on-his-luck game streamer because their gameplay is impressive. He gives a huge sponsorship to a university team on the verge of disbanding, simply because he misses his college days. He thought he could keep living this carefree life just by being rich. Until his “nothing special” spending habits accidentally wiped out the global luxury-goods supply; Until the Cinderella he “casually” helped turned out to be a hidden master of traditional martial arts; Until the little project he invested in “out of boredom” grew into a towering tree that shook the entire industry. Looking at the 1.4 billion yuan deposited like clockwork every day, Chen Nuo sighed. “And that daughter of the richest man, who keeps trying to dig into my background, could you stop popping up in front of me all the time?” “I'm really just an ordinary citizen.”