I Just Wanted My Company to Go Bankrupt, but I Became the World’s Richest Man Instead

Zhang Feng is reborn in a parallel world as the black-sheep son of a wealthy family.

Because his predecessor was such a spendthrift, Zhang Feng is put in charge of a company on the verge of bankruptcy.

If it goes under, he will be disowned by the family and left to fend for himself on the streets.

If he keeps it afloat, he can stay with the family.

Just as Zhang Feng is stressing over what to do, he suddenly activates the God-Tier Money-Losing System.

As long as he makes the company lose money, he gets cash rewards and chances to win prizes.

If he drives the company into bankruptcy, he will receive an inexhaustible fortune and every item in the prize pool.

And so, the most conscientious boss in history is born.

The company has a cutthroat work culture, with grueling 996 hours and promises of future rewards?

He changes it to a slack-off culture: work three hours a day, enjoy weekends off, and double the pay.

What? A fake promotion failed to get a discount even after 60,000 people tried to bargain it down?

He makes it half price with one person, 70 percent off with two, and free with five!

Years later, when Zhang Feng is crowned the world's richest man and asked how he did it, he answers with a miserable look:

"I really just wanted the company to go bankrupt!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual persons or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.