Scammed into Going Abroad? I Sold the Scammers and Made Five Million

Based on real events. No harmful guidance.

Here's a question: If someone offered you four million and arranged for you to stay abroad for three years, would you do it?

Everyone knows that's a scam.

But what if someone told you that, as long as your credit was good enough, they could arrange a business startup loan? You could spend some of the money however you liked, while they covered the rest with various accounting tricks. Three years later, when the business failed, you could declare bankruptcy. Only you and the company's assets would be subject to enforcement, while your personal property would be untouched. Would you do it?

Most people aren't big shots who casually earn hundreds of thousands a year and come home from abroad, as you see on Zhihu.

But chances to make four million in one go are few and far between, especially when a person is desperate enough to take this path.

They say sending you abroad will reduce the risk, but in reality, each person has a limited foreign currency allowance, capped at fifty thousand dollars.

But how many ordinary people know that?

Even the scammers will tell you that if you want both safety and money, they'll handle it themselves, and there's no place for you.

So Lin Bei let his worst impulses take over and came up with a bold plan: put himself in the game.

He'd get the money, get rid of the scammer, and take it all!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.