I Make Money Too Fast. What the Hell Does That Have to Do with You, Hou Liangping?

Shen Hao transmigrates into In the Name of the People. He was originally the deputy director of the Jingzhou Economic Development Bureau.

Li Dakang, the king of passing the buck, sends him off to become chairman of Jingzhou Investment Group, a company on the verge of a financial scandal and bankruptcy.

The post of general manager at Jingzhou Investment Group is a real hot potato.

As a state-owned enterprise, Jingzhou Investment Group is currently mired in a serious financial crisis.

Fortunately, Shen Hao awakens the Financial Investment Tycoon System and begins an investment life with cheat-like advantages.

In less than six months, he leads Jingzhou Investment Group out of its predicament,

acquiring Shanshui Group, saving Dafeng Factory, and revitalizing Handong's oil and gas industry.

After that, he makes successful investments in Penguin, Alibaba, and ByteDance, expanding into all kinds of industries.

Jingzhou Investment Group is behind every major unicorn company.

Gao Xiaoqin: "Shen Hao is the most charming man I've ever met."

Li Dakang: "I meant to make this kid take the fall. Who knew he'd be this good?"

Sha Ruijin: "Stop making money. Handong's finances are about to rank first in the country."

Zhao Ruilong: "This is terrifying. The old man doesn't even make as much from corruption as Jingzhou makes in a single day."

Hou Liangping: "Impossible! Absolutely impossible! There must be some money-for-power deal going on here. Let me investigate. This guy is making money way too fast."

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