When the God of Wealth Gets Lost in an Infinite Game

The Six Realms collapsed, strange phenomena ran rampant, and an infinite game descended upon the world.

Ci Qi, the most popular God of Wealth in the Celestial Court, was inevitably swept into the game as well.

System: [Player Ci Qi, you must do your best to survive this game until the very end...]

As the strange creature before him raised its blade, ready to kill him, Ci Qi conjured a stack of game coins from thin air and handed them over.

He looked at the instantly obedient creature, then turned back to ask the System, "What were you saying?"

System: [...]

The System ran through a series of commands: [To maintain game balance, your skill has been updated to, ]

[Talent Skill: Shameful Spending

How to use: When you decide to spend ■■■ game coins, your whole body will tremble, your hands and feet will go weak, an abnormal flush will spread across your face, and tears will well in your eyes…

P.S. This skill has a taunting effect and works within a certain range. Be careful not to attract nasty things~]

Ci Qi: "…" Damn, they nerfed his skill. They can't handle losing.

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The evil god was naturally mischievous, and loved nothing more than to toy with humans, watch them look terrified, and force them to hand over their most valuable possessions.

That was how the evil god built up a treasure vault.

But one day, things in the vault began to disappear for no apparent reason.

The evil god searched for ages, but couldn't get them back.

Until

A human, blushing with embarrassment, came looking for the evil god and held out a thick stack of game coins. "Take me with you."

"I want to be an NPC too, and scare humans."

The evil god looked at the coins in the human's hand, which radiated a familiar aura: "…"

You wretched thief. You stole its money, and now you dare try to seduce it.

[Reader's Guide]

1. One-on-one romance, both leads are each other's only partner.

2. The story is 20% romance and 80% plot.

3. There are plenty of horror scenes. Easily frightened readers, beware. If you read at night, keep your feet under the covers.

Theme: Stand on your own two feet