A Hundred Million a Day: My Rich Life Begins in Freshman Year

On the first day of military training, I spent ten cents to buy the campus beauty's offer to bring someone water, twenty cents to buy a top-of-the-line Ferrari supercar, and thirty cents to buy a luxury mansion in Jiangzhou.

The whole class was parched, and my rich-kid classmate mocked me in front of everyone for being single and unloved.

The next moment, the hardest-to-date ice-cold campus beauty blushed and walked up to me, offering me a bottle of chilled mineral water with both hands.

The whole crowd fell silent.

Back in the dorm, my roommates were frantically discussing the limited-edition Ferrari in the parking lot, worth 25 million.

Lin Tian from next door spent 800,000 yuan and bragged that his car was a supercar, claiming, “It's just an ordinary runaround.” I pulled out my key, and the silver prancing horse glinted in the light.

“That car's mine.”

It turned out that becoming the world's richest man only took six dimes.