World Domination Begins With Getting a System in a Modern World Chapter 61: Measly Generational Wealth

Jas leaned back in his chair, staring blankly at the numbers displayed on his Info Screen.

$107.6 million in cash. Networth exceeding a combined total of $1 billion. $96.9 million in rebate-eligible funds.

This level of wealth was sothing he had never imagined himself having — not even in his wildest dreams. The sheer surrealness of it left him in a state of quiet disbelief.

"How long has it even been since I got the system?" Jas asked himself, rubbing his chin.

He ntally counted the days. Just a little over a week!

In only a week, he had gone from having less than $1,000 to being one of the richest individuals on the planet. And the craziest thing about this is that nobody knows his na.

"This feels too unreal..."

Despite everything, Jas couldn’t shake the creeping thought that sothing this good might not last.

Was it normal to earn hundreds of millions of dollars in a week? Wasn’t he just getting too lucky? What if all of this suddenly stopped? What if the system sohow disappeared?

"No. That’s impossible," he shook his head.

The system had changed his life too drastically for it to just vanish one day. He wouldn’t allow it — not that he would be to anything about it if it’s to happen.

Jas sighed deeply, as he leaned back on the chair.

There was no doubt that he had escaped poverty permanently, as he has acquired what people will call generational wealth — the kind of money that could sustain his descendants for centuries if managed properly.

"Even most Fortune 500 CEOs don’t make this much in a lifeti."

And the best part? Nobody even knew he existed. No interviews, no public attention, no one trying to hunt him down for his wealth. No fake people being attracted to him because of his wealth.

"That’s how I want to keep it."

Jas wasn’t interested in fa or recognition. He had seen far too many stories of lottery winners and overnight billionaires losing everything due to public exposure and getting involved with the wrong type of people. And he wasn’t going to make that mistake.

But as much as Jas enjoyed the fortune the system had brought him, he couldn’t ignore one frustrating issue.

The locked system store.

He needed 10,000 system points to unlock it, and right now, he only had zero.

The current mission would give him 3,000 system points upon completion, but that will still leave him with 7,000 short.

Jas sighed heavily, rubbing his temples.

"At this rate, it’ll take months before I even co close to unlocking the system store," He said, as he stared at his balance again.

"$96.9 million in rebate-eligible funds. That’s a ridiculous amount of money."

But it wasn’t even close to what he needs by 1%. Jas intention is to spend the money purchasing system points, get rebate on it, according to a rough calculation he just did, 30%, which is equivalent to $290 million.

$290 million was an absolutely insane amount of money, but compared to the cost of system points, it was very asly.

But it won’t be enough. If he hoes goes ahead with his plans, he will have 316 system points after everything is done. And considering that Jas has to spend a whopping sum of $316 million, one could understand what he wad feeling.

"This is insane. Even with all this money, I’m still nowhere near the goal."

Jas sighed deeply in frustration.

"I need to find a way to earn system points faster."

He wasn’t even entirely sure what was inside the system store, but if it was locked behind such a ridiculous cost, then it had to contain sothing valuable beyond imagination. Right?

Because there’s no way the system would make it this difficult for sothing insignificant.

Jas let out another sigh as his thoughts drifted toward his stats.

He rembered that he didn’t exactly feel any different after increasing his strength the last ti, and he understood the reason for that.

Sure, he might be vaguely stronger than before, but not in a way that mattered right now.

But he was in no rush to increase his strength as he has no enemy — no real enemy.

His only enemy right now was Brian McCullen, and Brian is nothing more than a joke.

Jas had zero doubts that he could flatten Brian if it ever ca down to a physical fight. He has done it before and so, he doesn’t need to increase his stats for that.

It would had been different if Jas was living a dangerous lifestyle or in a dangerous world. Increasing his strength would be his priority, but not for the current him.

"I’ll leave that for later."

Right now, his focus was on building his wealth and unlocking the system store.

Jas pushed himself up from his chair.

"Let’s do sothing productive at least."

Since he now had unbelievable amounts of money, it was only fair that he showed so appreciation to the person who helped him get here — his only friend, Ralph.

"Ralph has done so much for . I need to get him sothing."

Jas knew Ralph won’t accept money. One can call it pride but Ralph has always had the habit of not accepting direct monetary gifts from others.

But Jas feels that a car would be completely different."

Jas smirked as he grabbed his phone, and just as he unlocked his phone, it started ringing.

Jas frowned, glancing at the screen.

[Unknown Number]

He debated ignoring it, but curiosity got the better of him and he ended up picking up the call.

"Hello?"

A calm, authoritative voice spoke on the other end.

"Good morning, Mr. Jas. I am the branch manager at the bank where your account is registered. I’m calling to inform you that we have so customized investnt plans for esteed clients like yourself. Would you be interested?"

Jas narrowed his eyes slightly.

"Investnt plans, huh?"

This was the first ti his bank had ever contacted him directly, and it wasn’t surprising.

Jas’ bank account now has a massive deposit amounts of money, and banks always paid attention when soone suddenly beca extrely wealthy.

"They probably want to invest with them so they can use my money to make more money for themselves."

Still, Jas wasn’t completely against the idea but he wasn’t going to take the offer.

He was creating the offshore trust holding company for a reason and if he’s to accept the investnt offer, the offshore holding company would beco useless.

"I’m sorry but I’m not interested."