You Can't Beat Me When It Comes to Money

Wu Mi transmigrated into an old-fashioned novel as the vicious male supporting character.

The original character's story began in a rented room, living on steamed buns soaked in plain water, and ended with him trying to seduce the protagonist top, getting his legs broken, being thrown out onto the street, and starving to death.

Fortunately, he was also bound to a thousandfold rebate System.

Every bit of money he spent, even on useless things, would be returned to him a thousand times over. But if he earned money, the balance in his own account would be deducted a thousandfold.

So Wu Mi could only start throwing money around like crazy.

He invested in whatever was bound to lose money, without realizing that his inner thoughts had been completely exposed.

Facing the protagonist bottom, whose father was being hounded by debt collectors:

[You'll definitely run away with the domineering CEO's baby in the future and become his pampered wife, ruining all the years your parents and teachers spent raising you. That's bound to be a terrible investment. I'm betting on you!]

Protagonist bottom: ???

Facing the villain, whose mother was ill and who urgently needed money:

[This one's good, too. In the end, you'll go crazy chasing after love and abandon your family and everything else. Someone this love-addled is sure to make me lose every last cent!]

Villain: ...

Facing the cannon-fodder bottom who was about to become a substitute:

[At last, I've found a top-tier love addict. He'll help a man destroy his own father's company just to get the man he loves. This'll leave me so broke I won't even have my underwear!]

Cannon-fodder bottom: ...

Facing the protagonist top's future benefactor:

[Wow, this guy will work himself to the bone investing in the protagonist, only for the protagonist to turn around, swallow up his company, and still have him treating the protagonist like a confidant. He's basically an ATM. I'll finally get to experience bankruptcy!]

Tool character/benefactor: ...

Much later, Wu Mi became the richest man in the world, with no close calls along the way.

Facing the protagonist top's outrage and questions, he brushed the banknotes off himself and said, free of worldly desires, "When it comes to money, you can't beat me."

Go away, go away, you damn money.

After all, Wu Mi was now surrounded by love addicts.

For example, the protagonist bottom, who insisted on running away with Wu Mi's baby, then worked hard to surpass the protagonist top after being rejected; the villain, whose family life improved after he kicked out his parasitic relatives, but who still clung to Wu Mi when his love-addled side took over.

And the cannon-fodder bottom, who started out as an actor's substitute and bit player before making his way through the entertainment industry to become a Best Actor.

Then there was the protagonist top's personal ATM, who worked himself to the bone investing in Wu Mi, lost every last cent every time, but never learned his lesson and still saw Wu Mi through an eight-hundred-meter-thick filter...

Wu Mi: ???

Why does it feel like the plot is right, but also kind of wrong?

Theme: Don't let money corrupt your soul