Apocalypse: Infinite Evolution Starts from Attribute Allocation

Chapter 224: Primordial Star

Translator: Nyoi-Bo Studio Editor: Nyoi-Bo Studio

The main virtual world was huge.

This was another real world.

One could live here without worries and do anything one wanted to do in reality, as long as one had money.

Even without money, they could still enjoy themselves.

This place was far more comfortable than the real world.

After Wang Ye copied hundreds of components into his small world, the Blue Planet Small World had a basic order and scale.

Wang Ye then entered Cosmic Bank’s Big Virtual World No.2.

Financial-related matters like investment, financial management, loans, as well as buying and selling life planets, mineral planets, energy planets, and even entire galaxies could be done here.

Similar to the main virtual world, it was also a pyramid structure.

However, the hierarchy here wasn’t divided by the cosmic citizen level. Instead, it was divided by one’s Cosmic Bank card level. It had nothing to do with status or strength.

The first world region required a one-star red card. The second world region required a two-star orange card. The third world region required a 3-star yellow card.

The Cosmic Bank’s virtual world operated on a few words: They only recognized money but not people.

“If only there were student loans.” Wang Ye entered the virtual Cosmic Bank.

More than 80% of the business could be handled here, and it would be completed by the Al.

What he needed the most now was money.

Whether it was potential points or energy crystals, both required a lot of money.

However, the Cosmic Bank was very strict with the approval of loans. They would only approve credit loans if one’s status was extremely high. Otherwise, they would only approve mortgage loans.

The problem was that there was nothing Wang Ye had to apply for a mortgage loan.

Nante wasn’t worth much.

“Hmm?” Wang Ye was surprised as he looked at the number in front of him curiously.

He actually had a quota of 100 cosmic dollars?

“It’s a secured loan.” Wang Ye looked at the bottom. It was similar to a credit loan, but the interest rate was lower.

This was because he had a guarantor.

If he was unable to repay the loan, his guarantor would pay for him.