A Windfall from Heaven: I’m Really Not Interested in Money

I'm very curious how old the author is to be so easily fooled. If there really were $27 trillion, the US oil system would collapse. No country could withstand such inflation; a currency crash would be inevitable. Furthermore, banks have real-time monitoring; large transfers would be detected immediately, and the protagonist would be apprehended instantly, facing life imprisonment or execution.

He casually gives away 10% of the shares in companies worth hundreds of millions, even when the investors don't contribute any capital. It's the same with buying houses; the houses aren't even worth 700,000, but the protagonist gets a million for some cheap furniture. Even the richest person wouldn't be a sucker, and it's all at least the protagonist's own request.

1: Regardless of whether the Vanta Project really plundered that much money, even if it did, it would never have been stored in just one account (it is rumored that the money was stored in hundreds of accounts, which only existed in Leo Vanta's head, and he would vomit out a few every now and then to avoid being killed in prison).

This time, we're going to die again because of the 27 trillion.

Haha, beautiful female soldiers, the Wangfu Special Operations Squad.

Author, how should I put this novel? Some parts are very well written, but in others, it feels like the protagonist isn't really a reincarnated character. Is there really no solution after a real estate manager donates 200 million and runs off to North America? Just offer a bounty, and someone will definitely deliver what you need to your door. For foreign capital, it's just a matter of a phone call and a check.

Great book! Keep up the good work, author! The clicks and recommendations are getting higher and higher, it's sure to become a hit.

Author, if you turned 27 trillion into 50 billion US dollars, and the Vantaa into Nazi wealth, and didn't write about giving away shares, everything would be much better. Keep it up, author! It's not bad.

Thank you, Fei Long, for supporting me along the way, with so many friends, both acquaintances and strangers. This book has had its share of setbacks, but everyone has been understanding. Thank you, I will continue to work hard. Keep going!

Beauty