The Heavenly Dao descends, and savings become combat power. Spending money is suicide.
To protect their balances, the rich reap endless rewards, while the poor never get a chance to rise.
The core principle of getting rich is simple: exploit the poor.
Huaxia’s strongest refused this “most effective path to power,” and the price was three hundred years of stagnation in the nation’s destiny.
Then the protagonist awakens a Cashback System and proposes an entirely new way to get rich.
Let some get rich first, then help the rest get rich. And only those who can fight count.
His plan is simple:
First, get rich. He uses the System to rake in astronomical amounts of cashback.
Then help the rest get rich. He transfers the money to the poorest people in all of Huaxia, making their combat power skyrocket.
Finally, once they grow stronger, they can take him along to earn even more cashback.
Overseas powerhouses laugh at him for being crazy. “You’re just raising cannon fodder!”
Then, on the day of the war between nations, the team ranked last on Huaxia’s savings leaderboard pins its opponents to the ground and thrashes them.
The overseas powerhouses completely lose it. “What do you mean, ‘the strongest is Huaxia’s average level’?!”
