Another Fifty Billion [Book Transmigration]

This book is complete. If you bought the whole book, please give it a five-star review! My upcoming danmei novel, *School Days of an Alien Child*, is introduced at the end of the page. [Blurb] Zhuang Suan transmigrates into a danmei novel as a spoiled rich kid and a textbook cannon-fodder uke. As long as he follows the character setup, completes the plot, and spends his ten-billion-yuan fortune, his terminal illness in the real world will be cured. According to the original novel, he can only invest in real estate. Losing money in such a lucrative industry is unbelievably difficult. Zhuang Suan, whose projects always seem to lose money, is nevertheless full of confidence. He thinks no one can afford the luxury homes he builds, only to make a shocking two billion yuan in profit. Taking the lesson to heart, he switches to building schools, museums, and huge parks, and developing industrial parks out in the wilderness. But every project that looks like a money-loser turns out to be a gold mine. Watching the money in his account grow from ten billion to hundreds of billions, and top a trillion when his real estate assets are included, he worries himself gray: where are the promised regulations? And Bai Youxian, the seme who treated him like an ATM in the original novel, has somehow turned into a gentle, considerate, supportive spouse who focuses on helping him make money. Urgent: How do I burn through fifty billion fast? Waiting for answers! Here are a couple of my completed novels that are worth a look: *The Whole Family Returns to the Days Before the Apocalypse* and *The Years I Raised CEOs*. My upcoming danmei novel, *He Stopped the End of the World*, is also listed in my author profile. Please check it out and add it to your collection. Upcoming danmei novel *School Days of an Alien Child*, blurb: Uke-focused. A light, sweet slice-of-life story. How did Yan Feng's perfectly ordinary life gradually turn into one full of cheat-like advantages? Looking back, it probably began when he adopted a six-year-old boy from an orphanage. He named the child Yan Zhi. The boy is exceptionally well-behaved and sensible, with an astounding IQ. He knows three thousand characters, can instantly calculate the answers to addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, and can jump rope 130 times a minute. He doesn't even need preschool prep classes, respects the elderly and cares for the young, and willingly helps with housework. Yan Feng had expected all the hardships of raising a child as a single parent, but none of them ever came to pass. He earned the envy of countless parents outside the home, while his quality of life at home suddenly improved by leaps and bounds. Then one day, the boy's biological father showed up, disrupting Yan Feng's peaceful life of parental bliss (and leisure). This handsome man, who calls himself Li Qinglong, seems to have no fixed abode and works at some mysterious job. He buys the wrong extracurricular books, shows up late to parent-teacher meetings, and vanishes when it's time to pay the school fees. Yan Feng doesn't expect such an unreliable man to help his son through primary school. He just hopes he won't make things harder. But Li Qinglong has other extraordinary talents. He has a photographic memory and is fluent in many languages. He can read dense technical books once and recite them backwards and forwards; he keeps his abilities hidden, but is immensely skilled. So what if he can fix a car's computer? He can tinker with high-speed trains and planes, too. Even the drone he assembles from junk on a whim is more advanced than anything sold on the market. Is Li Qinglong a rare genius? Yan Feng discovers the truth is far beyond anything he imagined. Visitors from a higher civilization have always existed on Earth. They are required to disguise themselves as terrestrial life forms and must not interfere with the normal development of human civilization. The outstanding elementary school student and his father, whose sexual orientation is unusual, are both not human! Theme: Honest business is always rewarded.