I, Money Spirit, Love Me [Quick Transmigration]

Announcement! Announcement! A coin has gained sentience!

The money spirit confidently swept aside the lock of hair on its forehead and smiled:

“Everyone loves money. You don't? I don't believe you.”

This is the story of a money spirit who transmigrates from place to place, face-slapping scumbags who keep insisting they don't love money: the shameless, manipulative, and fake-innocent types.

Worlds:

A lofty, pure-hearted painter vs. an heir to a fortune and the richest man alive [complete]

A gentle, saintly male kindergarten teacher vs. a rising star from a wealthy family [complete]

A fake-good senior disciple vs. the richest tycoon in the cultivation world [complete]

A self-proclaimed savior, an arrogant chosen one vs. a vampire movie star [ongoing]

Ongoing: After I Developed Multiple Personalities, I Became the Goddess of the Stars

Complete: After Returning from the Apocalypse, I Became a Male Pet

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Here's a preview of my next novel, another satisfying face-slapping story!

“After Retiring from the Divine Realm, I Started Selling Regret Pills”

Wen Ge had finally reached retirement after enduring her time as the ruler of the Divine Realm. She thought she could enjoy a quiet, ordinary human life.

Quiet? Not a chance!

Why are there so many scumbags among humans?! [So annoying.jpg]

And so...

Parents who unconditionally spoil their brat: “He's just a kid?” But the kid you spoiled has already killed someone and been arrested. He was just sentenced to death.

A greedy construction boss who cuts corners: “It's just a little bit of cheating. The building won't collapse, right?” But your wife and child have just been trapped under the house you built, and they're about to die.

Parents who dote only on their son and treat their daughter as worthless: “Only a son can support us in our old age. A daughter is useless.” Understood. We've arranged for your son to kick you out. Oh, and your son is in debt, and plans to pay it off with your organs.

A man who likes to run romance scams and use PUA tactics: “Sweetie, congratulations! You're about to experience a gender change.”

With an illusion in one hand and a regret pill in the other, Wen Ge watched the scumbags kneeling before her, weeping and begging, and smiled like a villain:

“Regret it now? Want to buy a pill? I'll give you the wholesale price.”

Premise: Loving money is fine, but obtaining it by any means necessary is not.