Exchange Dilemma

To be honest, Fang Yishu had never imagined that one day she, too, would experience a bit of the "troubles of the wealthy."

This strange feeling became especially pronounced when she saw the glaring number displayed on the Main God user information page—a "huge" sum of nearly twelve hundred Universal Points.

One had to know that on the Main God Website forum, in the increasingly popular "monetary transactions" market, the exchange rate between Main God Universal Points and currency had already been driven up to roughly one to 2.4 million, and even then, there was still demand without supply!

And that was without mentioning that hardly anyone was currently willing to sell these "special resources" independent of the real-world social system.

As long as you were willing to sell, there would be plenty of people willing to keep bidding them up in a mad scramble to buy!

Even judging solely by this astonishing exchange rate, Fang Yishu seemed to count as a minor rich woman with assets exceeding ten digits.

To be fair, it was truly an utterly unreal feeling.

Just as some user had once lamented on the forum: once you truly qualified for financial freedom, money really did become nothing more than a number.

Crude, but true.

Once money was no longer a concern, many problems that had once seemed troublesome no longer appeared to be problems at all.

As she pondered all these miscellaneous matters, she carefully studied the handwritten notes before her, making marks and crosses as her gaze wandered.

Every now and then, she would search online for some completely unrelated information, or browse the Main God Website forum to look at newly posted threads, trying to approach things from another angle.

In the "A Chinese Ghost Story" mission world, Fang Yishu, Xie Keren, and