I'm A Quadrillionaire by Xirou Huang

Chapter 1737

Archimedes was the one who called out 5 trillion.

This price was almost at the limit of the funds he could use.

The Lightfoot Family controlled Splendor, one of the top five trading companies, so it was one of the richest forces in Star Kingdom.

However, it would not give so much funds to its direct descendants to have fun.

There were rules concerning how much money a direct descendant could use.

This was related to their status, ability, and how much they contributed to the family.

Archimedes was the first–in–line heir of the family, so he had the highest status among his generation.

At the same time, he was a partial Sovereign Ranker, which was also the highest among his generation. Therefore, Archimedes could use more funds compared to the other direct descendants.

However, he had spent a part of it over the years, so he did not have much left.

This was unless he could go from partial Sovereign Rank to Sovereign Rank, or make a huge contribution to the family. If not, his funds would not increase.

to 5 trillion, so David was very excited.

had already exceeded David’s purpose for coming to

could already upgrade to partial Saint

on if Archimedes could give

he could increase the price to 10 trillion and above, David

have to thank Archimedes

silent for a while for the sake of his grand plan of breaking through to Saint

his face to make Archimedes think he might not continue

lure Archimedes to continue

and bad*ss just now? Say something! Continue bidding! It’s just 5 trillion! It’s barely enough! You can’t handle it

like an arrow at the end of its flight,

things around before considering other

aside from the people from the top five trading companies, who would dare to compete for wealth with him? If they did, they would

of yourself. I won’t allow you to act so arrogantly in front of me

“5.5 trillion!”

another 500 billion on top of Archimedes‘ price.

thought in their

have gone f*cking crazy.

blinded by rage and have lost their

added 500 billion at one