Eight Hundred Billion in Debt: The Bank Treats Me Like Royalty

Name: Eight Hundred Billion in Debt: The Bank Treats Me Like Royalty
Author: Brother Ye Isn't Wild at All

千亿负翁：银行把我当祖宗伺候

by Brother Ye Isn't Wild at All (野哥不野啊)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 141k Words
Genre: Urban
Subgenre: Urban High-Concept
Updated: 5mo ago
Source: Fanqie

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[No System] [Daily Life of a Tycoon] [Multiple Female Leads]

Chen Fan, an overworked corporate drone, wakes up to find he owes the bank 100 billion.

He thinks his life is over.

But the bank doesn’t dare demand repayment. Instead, they treat him like royalty.

A nasty boss gives him trouble? The bank president shows up in person to bow and apologize.

Snobbish relatives look down on him? A fleet of bank cars rolls into his village.

A rich second-generation heir shows off and steals his parking spot? One phone call has his father on his knees apologizing.

No need to work hard. No need to struggle.

The bank is his invincible backer.

He can just lie flat and leave the rest to the bank.

Plenty of beautiful women, pure wish fulfillment, no humiliation.

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