Trillionaire's Slice of Life

The melodious music continued unabated, the entire bar still immersed in this serene atmosphere. For the group of system owners in the bar, the incident unfolding before them seemed more like a farce, hardly worth fussing over.

Any person here could effortlessly subdue the gang of troublemakers facing them, so the majority of the bar patrons remained undisturbed and resolute.

At this moment, at the bar entrance, a group of rich second-generation kids, after a slight pause, resumed their stride and officially stepped into this little bar that was not meant for ordinary folk.

The handsome leader walked towards the bar first and sat down carelessly beside the drunken woman, while the ponytailed girl, who had just been testing Chu Mo, now sprawled over the bar like a lump of mud, seemingly indifferent to these ordinary people in front of her, unworthy of her probing.

The leading handsome youth sat down, flanked by two ostentatiously dressed women to his left and right, while the elegant bartender, secretly the major shareholder of the bar with an A-level system capable of manipulating time, serenely poured a double of the regular red wine for the young man with a composed demeanor.

As the leading youngster took his seat, numerous other young patrons similarly sat down on the couches, and a young couple entered the dance floor, swaying incessantly.

Clearly here for entertainment, these scions had barely arrived before they loudly demanded drinks and urged the bar to switch to more dynamic music. With their noise, what was once a serene and elegant bar instantly became filled with chaos and smoke.

But since even the behind-the-scenes owner of the bar didn't bother to intervene, a guest like Chu Mo naturally had no need to step in.

So, despite the group of youngsters causing him to frown, he still turned away with a calm expression and focused on the numerous tasks before him, earnestly starting to analyze them.

Previously, Chu Mo had only briefly glanced over the tasks without a thorough inspection. Now that he had the time, he naturally wanted to properly analyze the basis upon which these tasks were categorized.

The former S-level task Snow Drift at Ten Thousand Miles was an exception; after all, the bar had only one task of this level, which didn't allow for comparison.

Chu Mo specifically chose two D-level tasks of the same rank for comparison, one of which was to purchase a fruit that allowed flight, valued at a hundred points.

The other task was to sell a paralysis talisman, valued at two hundred points.

That is to say, even when dealing with the lowest D-level tasks, their contents and prices still varied.

Chu Mo then checked his own system, but found neither the fruit that allowed flight nor the paralysis talisman in his system's store.

This meant that these two system items were exclusive to certain system owners.

The fruit that allowed flight was probably a prop that enabled one to fly freely. Chu Mo could soar in the sky with his Invincible Golden Body skill activated, but it came with a strong time restriction.

Presumably, using the flight-capable fruit would allow for a longer flight time and require less idling.

As for the paralysis talisman, it was likely a charm that controlled one's movements.

One hundred and fifty points didn't seem too expensive, especially considering that in Chu Mo's system store, the cheapest low-level Fire Dragon Art was valued at two hundred divine wealth points, equivalent to two hundred credits.

This time, Chu Mo started a serious search to see if there were any items in his system store that matched those in the tasks.

As he checked each one, he quickly found useful information.

"C-level task: High reward for purchasing Immortal Fruit.

One Immortal Fruit priced at fifteen hundred points, unlimited quantity desired! The more, the better."

Chu Mo's interest settled on this B-level task. He knew what Immortal Fruits were, having just planted five of them himself, and he had also just consumed one, with his physical constitution enhanced more than twofold by the fruit's transformative powers.

Most critically, the Immortal Fruits cultivated from Chu Mo's Immortal Tree were only semi-finished products since they had not reached the seventy-seven days maturity nor been struck by heavenly thunder; hence the five fruits were not fully matured.

Of course, Immortal Fruits were also available for sale in Chu Mo's system store, priced at a thousand divine wealth points each, while the C-level task before him priced each fruit at fifteen hundred points, with no limit on quantity.

Should he purchase Immortal Fruits from his system store and then sell them, he could gain five hundred divine wealth points per fruit... Selling just one hundred would net him a profit of fifty thousand divine wealth points.

It should be noted that Chu Mo was in dire need of divine wealth points at the moment; his earnest efforts over two or three years had only earned him fifty thousand points, which he nearly spent in a short period!

While Chu Mo was deep in thought, a commotion suddenly arose behind him.

A familiar voice rang out, and as he turned back, he saw Yu Wenjing arguing with a local ruffian.

"No smoking here, smoke outside if you must, you vermin!"

As a system owner, although Chu Mo still didn't know which system Yu Wenjing possessed, her pride as a system owner was unmistakable.