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Yes, there was a type of money-sharing system novel. The following are some of my personal favorites: "God-level Wealth Scattering System","Rebirth Wealth Scattering System","Super God Wealth Scattering System","God Wealth Scattering System","Super Wealth Scattering System", etc. The protagonists of these novels all had a wealth distribution system. They could buy things, exchange rewards, and so on. At the same time, they could easily earn money. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

😋I recommend the following novels to you, hoping to meet your needs: 1. [Simple Mission System: A sci-fi novel about evolution and mutation. The main character has a simple mission system that allows him to earn money and level up.] 2. "I'm Earning Hard Money": A novel about urban life. The protagonist earns money through various means. 3. Earning Money Begins From Everyday Self-Discipline: A novel about urban life in which the protagonist earns money by self-discipline. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

There is. I recommend the novel "Counterattack the Goddess: I Have Unlimited Money" to you. The male protagonist, Chu Tian, was originally just an ordinary loser, but he suddenly obtained an unlimited money system. From then on, he began the story of counterattacking the goddess. It's a very fun urban novel. If you like it, you can read it. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

😋I recommend to you "I Can Swipe Money Everyday". This is a novel about urban life. After the main character Chen Feng was reborn, he brought along a life support system. He spent money every day and gradually became an invincible tycoon. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

I recommend the book,"After Dressing Up as an Exquisite Evil Granny, I Made a Fortune with the System Farming." It was an ancient romance novel about business and farming. The female protagonist had transmigrated into the ancient evil granny, but she calmly used the golden finger system to make a fortune in ancient times. She opened a chain of restaurants and lived a happy single life. This book had both a money-making system and a money-spending system. There was also the female protagonist's independent business and farming, which completely met the requirements of the question. Moreover, this book had no CP, so there was no need to worry about the female lead's emotional interference. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

😋I recommend the following novels to you: 1. "Trash System Doesn't Give Missions": Similar to "I'm a Tycoon God, Who's Afraid of Me", the male protagonist also had a similar system that allowed him to distribute money to level up. 2. [The City Wealth Dispersion Upgrade System: The male protagonist also has a wealth distribution system, but his main occupation is an immortal cultivator.] 3. "Surprise! Although it was a sci-fi space novel, the male lead also had a nouveau riche system and a cheat. 4. "Missions of the Rich Gods": The male protagonist needs to complete missions to level up, similar to the "Super God Wealth Scattering System." I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

😋I recommend the following two novels to you: 1. The protagonist of "The City's Billionaire God" had a bank system that distributed money. The amount of money distributed every day was getting higher and higher, and the money in his wallet was getting more and more. His goal was to spend all the money, but he found that the more he earned, the less money he spent. The theme of this book was about godly tycoons, money, and consumption. At the same time, it also met the requirements mentioned in the question. The protagonist's money must be spent on the same day, and the corresponding money would be received in reality. 2. In "Quick Crossing is a Huge Pit," the protagonist, Cino, had a Quick Crossing system. If he failed the mission, he would lose money. If he succeeded, he would receive corresponding rewards, including money and other items. The setting of this book was very interesting. Each mission had a different situation and plot, so it was very interesting to read. At the same time, it also met the requirements mentioned in the question. The money that the protagonist had could only be spent on the same day, otherwise it would be a waste. The plot of the female lead being on Tuesday would also be interweaved, and it was very exciting. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

I recommend the following novels to you: 1. The protagonist has the Rich Man System, and his mission is to spend money! 2. " Becoming the richest man by losing money begins with entertainment." The protagonist has a wealth compensation system. He keeps buying and selling at a loss. He doesn't stop spending money. 3. [When I Got Rich Overnight]: The protagonist suddenly became a rich man and had a mission to spend a lot of money. He had to worry about how to spend money every day. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah!

I recommend the book "Godly Tycoon: Earning Money Even with Breathing" to you because the protagonist has obtained a Godly Tycoon System that is similar to the money system. He can earn unlimited money. Although the story did not explicitly mention helping her brother read novels, she could try this novel to see if it suited her taste. I hope you like my recommendation, Mwah ~😗

There were many novels that talked about how the system made the protagonist have to spend money. For example, PlayerUnknown's Battleground: The Tycoon System, The Godly Tycoon of the World, Starting from the Super Cashback System, The Godly Tycoon: Ten Times Cashback at the Beginning, The City's Number One Godly Tycoon, The City's Strongest Godly Tycoon, The Goddess of Counterattack: I Have Unlimited Money "," Fortune from the City "," A Godly Tycoon Can Become Strong with Money "," I'm a Rich Second Generation "," My bootlicker's gold can be claimed "," The Strongest Godly Tycoon "," Super Scattered Wealth God Tycoon "," Quick Wear: The System keeps forcing me to spend money to raise villains ", and so on. These novels all described the protagonist being forced or forced to spend money by the system through different plot settings, making the readers feel the pressure of spending money and the different ways of spending money and their effects.