Tang Bona transmigrates. The good news: he’s arrived in the most powerful country of the new century, America.
The bad news: it’s 2008, the year of the subprime mortgage crisis.
The even worse news: he’s a petty criminal who’s been pushed forward as a scapegoat, and he’s already below the kill line.
Luckily, he has a Poverty Relief System.
As long as he helps the poor people in the West who are below the kill line, he’ll receive rewards.
From a pregnant single mother to an abandoned gang member, and then a destitute retired pilot…
Starting from the bottom and backed by his homeland, he climbs step by step to the heights of American politics.
He chats and laughs with Trump and teaches young Ma his life lessons.
From a scapegoat thug at everyone’s mercy to America’s Poverty Relief King, making even gang bosses smile and pitch in for charity, Tang Bona says, “What’s so great about being in a gang compared to helping the poor?”
The West’s poor? I’m here to help!
