America: Everyone in Town Gives Me a Dollar a Day

In 1990, Lu Yuan inherited a debt-ridden farm in America. Bankers came knocking to force his hand, the town was on the verge of bankruptcy, and its population was plummeting.

[Ding! Redwood Town has been bound. Current population: 30,000. Today's income: $30,000!]

One dollar per person per day: that was $30,000 earned just by sitting back!

With the swaggering sheriff there to collect, Lu Yuan smiled and tossed out a box of sequentially numbered bills. “You can collect your debt, but you’ll have to get down on your knees to take it.”

To protect this “super money-printing machine,” Lu Yuan launched a frenzied infrastructure drive that left everyone else in the dust.

Within just a few years, Hollywood stars and Wall Street tycoons were scrambling for a chance to get a Redwood Town residency permit.

From a young man buried in debt to the power behind the throne ruling North America, it all began with $30,000 a day!