[Wealthy tycoon lifestyle + overwhelming power gap + multiple heroines + no humiliation + process-skipper]
Just after finishing the college entrance exams, Chen Fei unexpectedly binds to a Causality Tycoon System. Not only does a hundred million dollars in spending money appear in his account every day, right on schedule, he also gets an outrageously powerful perk: [Buy with One Click, Skip Real-World Procedures]!
His life switches into overwhelming power-gap mode from that moment on.
Want to buy a supercar worth tens of millions, but have to prove your assets and wait for an allocation?
Chen Fei can't be bothered. He buys the entire Porsche dealership for 300 million and drives off in a car that's already in stock!
Want to throw a high-end party, show off, and rely on your rich-kid connections?
Chen Fei can't stand the noise. He pays ten times the penalty to buy the rights to an entire island, leaving every socialite and young master to swim back to shore!
An international airline? Buy it!
A rare estate? Buy it!
While his peers are still fighting tooth and nail for university clubs and internship spots, trying to read people's moods, Chen Fei is playing Landlord with paper slips in the first-class cabin of a private jet he owns outright, with the aloof, pure-hearted campus belle by his side.
Ninety-nine percent of the world's troubles come from being poor. The remaining one percent comes from not paying fast enough. And I, Chen Fei, can buy anything outright in a millisecond!
No need to follow the rules or rely on family clout. Money is the strongest backing there is!
Make a few close friends, fall in love a few times, and in this cutthroat modern city, use the power of money to build a happy utopia all your own. Life is just that comfortable!
[No traditional scenes of taking a beating and calling for backup, or showing off and slapping faces. The moment a villain opens his mouth to talk about rules, the protagonist has already bought the whole building, along with the villain's employer. He steamrolls everything, for an easygoing and satisfying everyday story!]
This money doesn't seem right. It doesn't feel right. One hundred million US dollars is only about seven to eight hundred million a day, at most that much. But the expenses alone have already exceeded 20 billion. Over 20 billion, it would take at least twenty days.
Slap in the face with nonsense