Game Deduction: The World Pays Me Taxes

Gui Jianchou transmigrates as a doomsday governor, gets his throat slit at the start, and his cheat is [Deduction], with the side effect of losing memories. Other transmigrators: recruit talents, give equipment to farm goodwill, become the players' lapdogs. Gui Jianchou: puts up a sign, "Entry tax ten coins, fighting costs extra, death cleanup fee charged." Players: "Is this NPC crazy?" Until they discover that after paying taxes, the NPC really helps you tank monsters, the shop really gives discounts, the governor really leads you to first kills, and even bug abuse can continue as long as you pay taxes. When open beta starts, thirty million locusts enter the server. Gui Jianchou has stockpiled supplies in advance, sets up checkpoints at the city gate, opens a futures market at the exchange, sells tickets at the arena, and runs three alt accounts on the forum to guide public opinion. "This is mechanics, do you even understand mechanics?" When doomsday arrives and the game becomes reality, players can't take off their helmets, and death becomes permanent. Everyone rushes to Rift Valley Territory. Gui Jianchou opens the ledger: "The tax system remains in effect. Those who don't pay taxes, please suit yourselves." — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Game Deduction: The World Pays Me Taxes — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠