Sharing Fortune with the Chosen Protagonists

“I’ll help you make your fortune and soar to great heights. It’s only fair that you share a little of your luck with me...”

“Little beggar, I can tell at a glance that you’re no ordinary person. Here, take these two buns.”

“What? You’re carrying a deep grudge of blood and vengeance? Even better!”

“Hey, classmate, you said your engagement was recently called off because she thinks you’re not good enough?”

“Then why not make a three-year pact with her? You fool, you’re about to hit it big!”

“Jinlian... no, Yulian-jie, hurry up and get dressed. And grab my underwear while you’re at it.

We can’t waste time. Your brother-in-law is coming to beat me up.”

In this world where humans and ghosts live side by side, it’s hard to tell whether the person you meet is human or ghost.

Fortunately, Jiang Fang, who had no special abilities to speak of, had a money-hungry scale.

As long as he had money, he could uncover other people’s secrets and fortunes, help them through their tribulations, and take a share of the luck as a reward.

From then on, as an angel investor, he gradually began to seem more like the protagonist than the protagonists themselves.

“Protagonists? I love the protagonists in stories. They’re always having a rough time, constantly on the brink of death.”

Jiang Fang had plenty of titles: the invincible savior, the always-has-a-solution second male lead, the protagonist’s unattainable first love, the dream of their youth, the faith of their adulthood...