I Became the Richest Man by Losing Money

Lin Mo, 24 years old, has three months of rent arrears, with a balance of 47.2 Yuan. When everyone was vying to be the hot dog, his idea was simple: Whoever likes to get involved in the muddy waters of entrepreneurship, I just want to mess with it. So he started a series of anti-human operations - hiring the most expensive programmers to write the worst code; depositing all financing funds on a regular basis, telling investors "I will take care of the money for you"; giving money to users to beg them not to use the product. The result? The code was so bad that no one copied it, making it a "natural anti-virus"; the certificate of deposit went viral, and investors knelt down and begged him to "be more conservative"; sending money became an annual marketing case, and users cried and praised him for his "conscience." Lin Mo collapsed: "I really just want to lose money!" Netizens exclaimed: "This is the reverse wisdom of contemporary young people!" With the advent of the AI era, Lin Mo resorted to the ultimate trick - training AI to learn its own brain circuits. AI is useless, humans are laughing like crazy, and capital is going crazy. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.