The story is about a boy who gets migrated to a different world (out of choice, not by accident) and he realizes he has a thing called Goldfinger who sometimes gives him monsters as pets the ones he kills and various other random cards (way too OP cards bro) and the story continues on. But soon he realizes that he isn't the only one with Goldfinger and his sister too isn't as simple as she looks

On the vacation the sister gets kidnapped and he spends a few chaps looking or her. Then He kills the kidnapper, who happens to be the child of an underworld character who sends transcendent Assassin after him. Who gets blocked by another transcendent from a girl's family he saved.

"I got kidnapped by the strongest criminal organization (in the world) and am sent to a training camp where I literally have ALL things that I need to get stronger. I must escape." -oh cool! I get ten free random cards, one of which just happens to be an OP literal get out of jail card that can fool even transcendents.

MC's house gets destroyed by a vampire, MC meets a random "Gold" ranked rich kid which basically throws a "3 life crystal" gift to him for no real reason. The following morning construction workers/carpenters appear and remodel his barely described 2 story villa (in which he lives all alone with his sister and no wards about their parents so far) into a 3 story mansion. They are also booked a room in a random 5 star hotel where the owner makes steroid-like drinks for the MC to aid him in learning an "epic"-level sword technique from some random guy whom he never met/had any interactions before

The rich noble in the hunter examination is a typical golden spoon child used to getting everything he wants and takes a typical xianxia approach to the main character demanding he works for him or he'll basically turn him into a cripple. One gunshot and a threat later at Minor Goon A and this noble has suddenly become apologetic and will give up all his items in the hope that the MC will forgive him.

The head examiner Yi Yeyu is initially portrayed to be the cold beauty with a strong S side to her, nicknamed "that witch" by someone. However later when the examination is suspended and the kids are in danger, she is in tears for them to leave what will become a battlefield. Is she supposed to be tsundere? A sadist? Who knows, I can't even tell anymore.

The MC tells the examiner about there should be a trancendant monster controlling the others and she takes his word for it, halting the examination and making a report to the higher ups. This is a fully grown woman, an experienced gold rank hunter in the top 1% of all gold rank hunters, deferring to what she can only see is a fifteen year old boy with no 'cultivation' without questioning, verifying, or in fact even probing any further in any sort of way.

The MC was supposed to have a broken Life Wheel, which meant that his life ran out 10x faster than others, and he only had 3 months to, but there was absolutely no point, since it didn't contribute anything to the story, since it was resolved within 30 chapters, and didn't affect MC at all. Apparently, using his summons to kill monsters, through some cheat that makes no sense, refills his Life wheel, and an absolute tr*sh, lowest tier iron ranked monster gave him 20 years (2 years for him I suppose) worth of life. Within 1-2 chapters he completely filled up his life bar. WTF?? So by killing tr*sh tier monsters this guy can just remain immortal? Then I guess the author just got tired of the whole "broken life wheel" gimmick because a couple of chapters later he decides to get rid of it in the most ret*rded way possible. This MC of ours is climbing a mountain, and little snowball monster comes up to him, begging for some food. After the MC gives it to him, the little snowball gets the MC to follow him, and turns into some giant OP yeti. Even more WTF. Then, the yeti tells him some sob story of his master, some super OP monster/divinity type thing fell in love with a human, got betrayed, and then when the human found out she was a monster, betrayed her and tried to kill her. Afterwords, the ex-lover tells the OP monster lady to give him her life source or whatever, knowing it will kill her, and she does. That's not even the worst part. She falls into some eternal slumber until her destined one drips blood on her? What kind of ret*rded premise is that? Why the hell would she be care about a human lover when she got betrayed? And for some reason, the MC's blood awakens her. Why the hell can some less than iron rank tr*sh human blood revived a godlike being that lost their life source with the just a drop a blood? Some power of love BS? Then she magically fixes the broken Life Wheel that lasted for a good 30 chapters and had 0 effect on the story so far, but was apparently important enough to be a part of the introductory premise. Then the OP women just disappeared. That's not even the worst part. A couple chapters later, the MC gets attacked by some bird, and manages to kill it, only to find out that some other guy (who is part of the test the MC is currently taking) was the perpetrator. This guy is the worse, most pathetic goddamn villain in recent webnovel history. The guy, for some reason, said he killed all the other contestants that were trying to cross because he wanted to be the only one who passed. But, the MC who killed his really strong bronze ranked bird was "too weak" to kill, so he was gonna spare him. And then he walks away. How does that make any sense? Why tf would you want to kill the other contestants? And if that was so important, why the hell wouldn't you kill the MC? Earlier, it had mentioned that there was no killing allowed in the exam, but now not only does this shitty villain kill people, he leaves a living witness. And if the MC was "too weak to kill", why did he kill the other, weaker contestants?

The MC gets in danger of being kidnapped and threatened by underground organisations after he just escaped from the being kidnapped and threatened by another one.