Three Things

What kind of backup plan did he need to prepare?

Could Zhou Ming really escape if he encountered genuine danger?

Or had he prepared some Golden Cicada Sheds its Shell Plan, allowing him to take out something at the most dangerous moment, flee, and save his own life?

No.

He could not manage anything that fantastical.

If he truly encountered danger he could not handle, and could neither flee nor fight his way out, then getting a GG was probably unavoidable.

Zhou Ming's so-called backup plan was not really for his own escape. It was for his family—to ensure that if he was absent, or never came back, they would have security and could remain wealthy and safe, without giving him cause to worry.

In other words, he wanted to eliminate these future concerns.

Before entering the ultimate dungeon, he wanted to settle his family properly.

Then the question arose.

What counted as settling them properly?

Three things.

Zhou Ming had prepared three things for his family.

The first was called "wealth."

He intended to leave his family enough wealth.

Enough that they would never be able to spend it all.

Some people would surely find this strange.

Wealth?

The money in Zhou Ming's bank accounts had already accumulated to tens of trillions. That wealth was enough for his family to spend for thousands or even tens of thousands of years. He was already rich enough to rival a nation, so what more wealth did he need to prepare?

That was true.

But what if the governments of the world suddenly set their sights on his businesses and family, joining forces to suppress or even eliminate the Zhou Family?

What if the deposits in the bank were suddenly confiscated?

Besides, Paper Money was merely a guarantee of credit. It had