Paid Request: Two Hundred Million, Help Me Go Bankrupt

Down on his luck, Pei Guang transmigrates to a parallel world and gets a Super Tycoon System.

But then he learns that his late father has set up an inheritance-funded startup competition.

Pei Guang hears a ding.

System detects Host has received 5 million in startup capital.

System entering sleep mode.

Pei Guang is stunned. "How am I supposed to get the System running?"

Host must fail at starting a business and run out of funds. The System will then activate automatically.

Pei Guang lets out a long sigh of relief. Making money is hard, but losing it is easy enough.

Years later.

The Pei Group is valued at over 2 trillion, a sprawling conglomerate with interests in gaming, film and television, the internet, electronics, and food.

Pei Guang, the head of the Pei Group, is hailed as an "investment genius," a "boss like no other," the "most socially responsible entrepreneur," and the "conscience of the business world."

During an exclusive interview with a state media reporter, Pei Guang grits his teeth and says, "Anyone who can make me go bankrupt gets two hundred million. I might even make it four hundred million!"

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