Hounded Over an 80,000 Yuan Online Loan, I Mortgaged a Mecha and Bankrupted the Bank

[Your Fenqile loan will be reported to your credit record in three days!]

The landlord cut off the water and power, and collectors came knocking over his 80,000 yuan online loan. Only then did Su Mu realize he had become a debtor!

When the bank came to collect, he turned around and brought out blueprints for a lunar base and the full plans for the Mugen Diver mech, asking only for a secured loan!

Three days later, twelve military vehicles surrounded his rented apartment.

An elderly academic from the Dragon Science Academy held the blueprints with trembling hands: This is a reactor that could rewrite the history of human energy!

So broke he has to pawn mech blueprints? Hilarious! Are people from the Dragon Kingdom really that fond of dreaming?

When NASA detected a gigantic mechanical object outside the atmosphere, every mocker fell silent.

It was unmistakably the collateral shown in the blueprints: Unit-01.

(UN Emergency Meeting: The Dragon Kingdom must stop its students from using online loans to develop technology!)

The list of collateral Su Mu had casually filled out was setting off a global financial tsunami.

And Wall Street traders were horrified to discover

that the poor student they had mocked for being unable to repay even his student loans had a feasibility report for a lunar orbital cannon listed as collateral.

When the UN unanimously passed Resolution No. 777, banning any country from offering credit loans over 500 yuan to students at Dragon Kingdom universities,

the Dragon Kingdom's Supreme Academy of Science laughed: This is simply a legal way for our citizens to repay their campus loans.