All Chapters of The 90 Billion Devotion System: Chapter 31
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Chapter 31: Simp War
Chapter 31: Simp War---The chat room was buzzing with the kind of desperate excitement that only exists when people realize they are about to witness something ridiculous and expensive, and the phrase that kept repeating itself in every message like a prayer or a curse was the same one, the fans calling him the “Buddha” with a mixture of awe and disbelief. The title of “Buddha” did not come from any holy origin or divine blessing, but from the top contributor on the leaderboard, the person who had thrown so much money into the system that his name had become a symbol of untouchable wealth, a myth people used to explain the existence of a reality they could not comprehend.Everyone knew who the fans meant, the man who wore a straw raincoat and a bamboo hat, his appearance as simple as a rural traveler yet his presence as imposing as a king walking through a village, and yet for Li Shuru, seeking him out felt no different from begging. Not because she was proud, but because she had al
Chapter 32: Emperor Chatroom
Chapter 32: Emperor ChatroomThe moment the live stream ended, the chatroom did not calm down, it erupted, and Jiang Chen sat there with a ridiculous grin on his face while he watched the numbers climb like they were trying to escape the screen. He had been counting, not because he enjoyed it, but because he needed to know how far his little “investment” had gone this time, and how much more of the world he could buy with his silence.Then, like a tiny spark in a dry forest, a private message popped up.Not a fan, not a random nobody trying to parasitize his attention, but Ling Shiqi.The woman with the million followers who had previously suffered the kind of public embarrassment that would ruin most careers. The kind of embarrassment that makes you want to crawl under a rock and stay there forever.Yet she was messaging him like nothing had happened, like the world did not care that he had publicly exposed her weakness.Jiang C
Chapter 33: Quiet Threats
Chapter 33: Quiet Threats“Hello, your package has now arrived at East Sea University Station Number 18, and due to excessive inventory pressure, please come to sign for it as soon as possible,” the text message announced with a cheerful lack of concern for the chaos it was about to cause, and it arrived right in the middle of Leo Xu’s Principles of Marxism lecture, which was the kind of timing that made him suspect the universe was either mocking him or testing his patience for sport.Leo looked at his phone once, twice, and then slid it back into his pocket with the kind of casualness that only comes from someone who has learned, through repeated experience, that most problems will either resolve themselves or explode, and in either case it is usually better not to panic prematurely.After class, he handed his textbooks to Bai Zheli to carry back to the dormitory, because Leo was not the type of person who enjoyed carrying more than necessary, and becaus
Chapter 34: Fairy Tales Lie
Chapter 34: Fairy Tales LieThe construction site buzzed with the kind of noise that only a place built by exhausted people and deadlines can produce, and even though the sun had climbed to its highest point in the sky, the workers did not slow down, because in their world, rest was a luxury that could not be afforded. The ground was littered with scraps of wood, steel beams, and concrete dust that clung to everything like a second skin, and the workers, not caring one bit about how filthy they looked, took advantage of the brief pause in their labor to collapse on the ground and sleep as if the world itself owed them a moment of peace. The air smelled of sweat, rust, and a faint chemical tang that made the lungs feel slightly irritated, and the loud chatter of construction equipment mixed with the occasional cough or grunt from a tired laborer created an atmosphere that felt more like a battlefield than a building site.Among this mess of human fatigue and noise,
Chapter 35: Humanitarianism and Debt
Chapter 35: Humanitarianism and DebtAt the entrance of the construction site, Leo Xu finally exhaled as if he had been carrying a heavy stone in his chest, the kind of weight that makes every breath feel like a gamble, and his relief was so visible it looked like a living thing, trembling in his throat. He had walked out of that place with the kind of raw survival instinct that only appears when a person realizes they have just narrowly escaped a disaster, and his whole body seemed to loosen, as if he had been holding himself together with invisible threads and someone had finally cut them.“Amber Lin, I really owe you this time,” Leo said, his voice carrying a sincerity that was rare enough to be almost uncomfortable, “because if you had not shown up, the consequences would have been beyond imagination.”Amber Lin kept walking forward without changing her expression, as if the entire world had no right to demand anything from her, and yet her presence be
Chapter 36 — Fading Tides
Chapter 36 — Fading TidesThe eastern gate of the university stood like a cold, indifferent monument to rules nobody actually liked, and a few hundred meters away from it, Leo Xu was unceremoniously kicked out of a car, his body landing on the pavement with a dull thud that echoed like a verdict nobody asked for. The reason for his sudden expulsion was so simple it was almost insulting, and yet the logic behind it was wrapped in the usual human mess of pride and reputation, because Li Shuru, that walking definition of alumni pride, had decided that the world simply could not tolerate the sight of two people arriving together in public, as if the university gates would collapse from the sheer scandal of companionship. She insisted she was only helping him out of some noble alumni spirit, as if her sense of duty was an actual virtue rather than a performance she gave whenever she wanted to control a situation, and Leo Xu understood that if the same moment had happened just a
Chapter 37 — Final Goodbye
Chapter 37 — Final GoodbyeA gentle breeze drifted across the rooftop, carrying with it the faint scent of late spring and the kind of silence that only appears when people are about to break something important, like a heart or a promise. Ai Qian’s hair lifted in the wind, strands floating like dark ribbons that refused to obey gravity, and she stood there gripping Leo Xu’s arm with both hands, her fingers digging in as if she could anchor herself to reality through sheer force.Her lips trembled, but no words came out, because the emotion inside her was not something she could translate into language. It was a kind of pain that made breathing feel heavy, as if the air itself had become a burden. She swallowed hard, then tried again, and still nothing.So she did the only thing she could think to do. She tightened her grip, as if holding on could keep him from slipping away from her life. Her voice came out shaky and thin, barely audible over the wind. “L
Chapter 38 — Sifang’s Shadow
Chapter 38 — Sifang’s ShadowStepping out of the old library building, Leo Xu finally allowed himself a breath that felt like it had been stolen from him, the air outside tasting faintly of dust and old paper, as if the world itself had been holding its breath too, waiting for the next ridiculous turn in his life. He admitted to himself, with a grimace that was half relief and half disgust, that there had been an element of gamble in what he had just done, and that he had only survived because luck had decided to be mildly competent for once. It was not bravery, not heroism, and certainly not romance, because the universe did not reward such naive things anymore. It was just a calculated risk that had somehow paid off, and he hated that it had.Ai Qian, as it turned out, was not as foolish as she looked. She was not the kind of person who would accept humiliation as a lesson and then vanish like a good little memory. She was the kind of person who would weaponize h
Chapter 39 — Mountaineering Madness
Chapter 39 — Mountaineering MadnessThe air on that crisp autumn afternoon carried the kind of clean, sharp chill that made people feel morally superior simply for existing outside, and as soon as class ended, Luo Peng dragged Leo Xu by the hand with the frantic urgency of someone who had just discovered a limited time offer on his own dignity.“Come on, hurry, follow me,” Luo Peng hissed, eyes wide with the kind of excitement that normally only appears when someone discovers they have been granted a second chance to embarrass themselves in public.Leo Xu blinked at him, genuinely confused, and asked, “What is going on?”“Good news,” Luo Peng said, like he was announcing a miracle, as if the universe had finally decided to stop being cruel for five seconds.He refused to elaborate, insisting that the mystery would reveal itself if Leo simply followed him.The two of them left the teaching building, crossed Camphor Tree Avenue, pa
Chapter 40 — Queue Trouble
Chapter 40 — Queue TroubleLiang Zhenlun turned his head, and the moment his gaze landed on the scene, the relaxed arrogance that usually sat on his face vanished as if it had been physically struck away, leaving behind a hard, sharp expression that made the air around him feel colder.Luo Peng did not want to see him, and he felt the same, because every time Liang Zhenlun appeared, trouble seemed to arrive on his heels like a loyal dog.When Liang Zhenlun saw Leo Xu standing beside Amber Lin, his eyes, hidden behind dark sunglasses, darkened with a sinister intensity that almost resembled rage, as if he had discovered a flaw in the universe that personally insulted him.Bai Haoran had promised to handle this kid, yet days had passed with no visible action, and Liang Zhenlun’s patience was thinning fast, like a rope that had been frayed by too many pointless knots.“Luo Peng, who are you cursing at?” he asked, his voice calm but loaded wi