The Male God of Compound Interest

Chen Mo, a third-year Chinese language major, was tired of the dead-end life of preparing for civil service exams, when he unexpectedly became bound to a Compound Interest System.

The System doesn't hand out money or goods. Only the net profits he earns through successful trades go into the compounding pool.

So Chen Mo spent his 1,400 yuan in savings to buy a batch of used digital gadgets at the campus night market. Was he about to start flipping secondhand goods?

This novel takes its time. There are no instant billionaire windfalls; all gains and losses are on him. He builds his returns little by little, turning small sums into big money, and gradually grows into the handsome king of compound interest.