After being reborn, Zong Qi found an unlimited black card in his pocket. His first thought? Time to show off, crush his enemies, and live the ultimate dream. But there’s a catch—this “money superpower” works only when it feels like. Sometimes the card has no limit; other times, it can’t even buy a lollipop. Every other week, the funds vanish without warning.When he’s rich, Zong Qi lives lavishly; when he’s broke, he can’t even get past the gates of his own estate. Forced to endure those penniless weeks before the wealth returns, he realizes: this isn’t power—it’s pure torture.Yet in this cycle of abundance and lack, he recalls a line that haunts him:“You are the last rose in my barren land.”—Pablo Neruda, Twenty Love Poems and a Song of DespairA tale of alchemy, secret societies, and the unpredictable magic of modern wealth.