Daily Salary of 50 Million! But I Can Only Spend It in My Hometown?

After ten years of grinding as a corporate wage slave, Xu Lang hoped to settle down in the big city, only to be met with his girlfriend’s demand for an exorbitant bride price and a car for her brother, alongside relentless manipulation from his boss. Enraged, he quits his job and returns to his rural hometown, where he unexpectedly binds with the County Youth Consumption System. The system grants him fifty million yuan every single day, but with one strict condition: the money can only be spent within the confines of his remote, underdeveloped county. When relatives mock his lack of prospects and urge him to work in a factory, he responds by purchasing the county’s largest unfinished real estate project to build a new landmark. While former colleagues flaunt their new luxury cars on social media, Xu Lang quietly posts a photo of a newly paved riverside highway named after his father. When his materialistic ex-girlfriend returns begging for reconciliation, he gestures to the hundred-billion-yuan commercial empire rising behind him and tells her that none of it has anything to do with her. If the county lacks bars, malls, or Michelin-starred restaurants, he builds them himself. If schools, hospitals, or high-tech facilities are missing, he constructs those too. Years later, when reporters ask the now-world-renowned entrepreneur what inspired him to abandon Shanghai and transform a forgotten backwater into a globally admired utopia, Xu Lang simply flicks away his cigarette ash and smiles. He explains that he originally just wanted a place to splurge in his hometown, only to discover there was absolutely nothing to spend money on—so he had to create it all himself.