The 88 Blades of Fortune: My Original Manga Serial Is Live

I write about wealth and collecting every day on this blog. Today I'm announcing something I've been building quietly for months: an original manga serial where every chapter teaches a real law of wealth.

The 88 Blades of Fortune is live. Chapter 1 is free, right now.

The story

Riku is a poor forge apprentice in the land of Kogane, where wealth is a living golden energy. Eighty-eight blades — each one a law of prosperity made steel — lie scattered across the eight Houses. And the Rust is coming to devour it all.

Every blade is a wealth law you'll actually use. Chapter 1 teaches the first one every builder needs: pay yourself first.

If you read Kagurabachi, Demon Slayer, or Jujutsu Kaisen, this was written for you.

Why a manga about wealth?

Because stories teach what lectures can't. The School of Wealth books give you the laws straight. The 88 Blades lets you live them — through a kid at a forge, a whispering gray spiral, and blades worth killing for.

Fiction is how a lesson survives contact with real life.

How to read it

  • Chapter 1 is free. Read the pilot, no card, no signup wall: The 88 Blades of Fortune — Chapter 1
  • The Manga Club ($8.88/month) gets a brand-new chapter every week. Four chapters are already complete, so the serial launches with a real buffer — plus lore drops and Smith's Notes for members: Join the Manga Club
  • The Forge, my free weekly letter, carries the chapters as they drop — a wealth law made practical, the newest manga news, and first dibs on collector drops, every week.

Start with Chapter 1. If the forge calls to you, you'll know where to find us.

⚔️ Get Chapter 1 of the 88 Blades of Fortune manga free + weekly Forge letters: puzzleplanetkid.substack.com/subscribe

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