After Going Bankrupt 99 Times, I Became the Richest Man in the World

In the scorching heat of midsummer, Chen Feng tried to lose money by purchasing cotton-padded jackets, but they were all sold out due to a sudden cold snap. He wrote a self-reflection letter and wanted to be banned from the school, but because of his outstanding literary talent, he became the "savior of poor students." Physical expansion: With the money rolling in, he had no choice but to expand into physical stores. He opened a milk tea shop where "you are only allowed to scold customers", but was hailed as a "holy place to relieve stress" by TikTok netizens; he invested in a fully automatic hair washing machine that "unscrews the head", but unexpectedly cured an old man's cervical spondylosis. Capital Game: In order to lose tens of billions of his net worth, he invested in movies with only bad film directors and facially paralyzed actors. The result was interpreted as a "postmodern deconstructionist masterpiece" and grossed 3 billion at the box office! Chen Feng goes further and further on the road of "wanting to lose money", but is regarded as an unfathomable business rival by the rich second generation Zhao Tai, and as an unparalleled good man by the heroine Su Xiaonuan, who is wise but foolish. Finally, when the global financial crisis broke out, in order to protect his employees, Chen Feng gave up the system's "money-losing" rules, used the accumulated numerous "failed" industries to fight back, defeated malicious short-selling capital groups, and became the world's richest man, creating a ridiculous business legend. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.