Game Invasion: I Sold Out the Game as the Heroine

[Transmigrate into a book + game invasion + unique class + trading anything and everything + global livestream + no romance]

Xia Linlang is the villainess in a game-invasion novel. In the original story, jealous of the heroine Su Mingzhu's heaven-defying luck, she steals resources and opportunities, only to die a miserable death in the very first instance.

When she opens her eyes again, however, she has transmigrated into Su Mingzhu's body.

There are only three hours left until the game's first closed beta.

Her wealthy family, SSS-rank luck, affinity for hidden quests, and the heroine's aura that lets her stumble into opportunities wherever she goes are all hers now.

[Congratulations, player, you have awakened the unique hidden class: Rule-Bending Merchant.]

[Everything in the world can be appraised, bought, dismantled, and sold.]

While others fight over gear in dungeons, she buys out a whole junkyard for one gold coin and digs up a time artifact.

While others risk their lives surrounding monsters, she trades moldy bread for an S-rank skill.

While others search for hidden quests, she has already bought the quest NPC, the final Boss, and the entire instance.

After the game invades reality, potions, skills, talents, rules, and dungeon ownership all become merchandise on her shelves.

Later, the game administrators become her employees, and the servers of countless worlds become her marketplace.

Others enter the game to survive.

Xia Linlang enters the game to stock up.

Players across countless worlds finally understand: you can enter a dungeon without a weapon, but you must bring enough money.

Because she has everything, and she sells it at a ridiculous markup.