Shenhao Started at the Age of 46

At the age of 46, the factory was closed and unemployed, achieving nothing. On the lowest day of his life, time traveler Zhang Wenbin was waiting for the "Shenhao System" that was 46 years late. With a monthly salary of 10 million and three lottery chances, the winners were shares and board seats of leading companies - overnight he went from a despised loser to an unfathomably wealthy shareholder in the eyes of others. However, the system sets an iron rule: wealth can only be consumed, and cannot be invested, bought, bought, stocks, or started a business. As a result, a 46-year-old middle-aged man was forced to use consumption to leverage resources, use the commercial vision in the memory of the earth to crush contempt, and find his own way in the cage of rules. From being left out and humiliated, to fighting back head-on on the board of directors; from low-key building up strength and making money in silence, to spending money like water and being surrounded by thousands of people - the name "Mr. Zhang" is resounding in Vanity Fair, but the family is gradually falling apart amid the extravagance. At night when he was spending a lot of money in the casino, the light at home was still on; when his youngest daughter was hospitalized with a high fever, he saw his wife's silent back. Money can buy excitement, but not heart. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.