Don't Compare Yourself to Me, You Really Can't Measure Up

Ye Cheng gets a comparison System that guarantees him a 100% chance of winning whenever he compares himself to someone else.

Someone pulls out a Rolex watch, and Ye Cheng produces a Cartier.

Someone shows off their Great Wall car, and Ye Cheng drives up in a Mercedes-Benz.

Someone boasts about their newly purchased luxury apartment, and Ye Cheng points to the villa next door and says, "That's mine."

Someone shows off their basketball skills. Ye Cheng says, "I've beaten NBA stars."

Someone says, "I make one million a year."

Ye Cheng says, "I just made ten million last month."

Ye Cheng says, "Don't compare yourself to me. You really can't compete."

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