Sold My Wedding Home to Go to Africa, Then Bought an Entire Gold Mine

Lu Wanliu was flat broke.

To scrape together the bride price for his girlfriend, he sold their wedding home, only to activate a "Golden Mall System." The beginner's gift pack dropped a detector, and his bank balance instantly hit zero.

Mining is illegal at home?

He gritted his teeth, flew solo to Ghana in Africa, the legendary "Gold Coast."

On his first day there, a Black official eagerly pitched him a "worn-out mine":

"The Brits dug it over three times, and people from Longguo ran more than a hundred screens through it. Even the chickens won't scratch around there!"

Lu Wanliu acted meek and deferential, but inside he was ecstatic. He stuck in the System's detector, and a green light flashed: 0.1 grams per ton! What others saw as barren wasteland was a fortune beyond measure in his eyes.

A fellow countryman dropped to his knees, crying, "Don't sign!" Lu Wanliu turned around and raised his offer to one million for a hundred years;

The Black official thought he'd found a sucker, but Lu Wanliu used his "worn-out mine" spiel to buy up every plot across thousands of acres nearby.

By day, he strolled around "taking walks" and picking up gold dust. At night, the System mall upgraded, and alloy tents, gold fusers, and gold-threaded soft armor were all on the list.

In three days, he had saved up a pound of gold. His future father-in-law went from "Come back right away" to "Don't show off your wealth," changing his tune faster than the price of gold.

[System-driven + overseas homesteading + play the pig to eat the tiger + face-slapping, all about "you think I'm on the first floor, but I'm actually in the stratosphere"]