From the Start, I Was Fired, and My Future Self Ten Years Later Sent Me a Text

In 2008, Shen Yue was laid off, his father was seriously ill, he owed 180,000 yuan, and his girlfriend had run off.

On the rooftop, he received a text message.

Tomorrow, Shenzhen Development Bank. Limit-up. Get your principal to 20,000, and buy in fifteen minutes before closing.

Sender: Unknown.

He replied, "Who are you?"

Replying costs 50 Time Difference points. Current balance: 1,000 points.

When the Time Difference points run out, the texts will stop.

His future self, ten years ahead, was dealing him cards across time. Each reply cost him a lifespan's worth of Time Difference points; the bigger the change, the more points replenished. This phone wasn't doing charity. It wanted him to stake his life to win.

A stock hitting its daily limit? Easy.

Predicting the next big trend? Just business as usual.

This time, he would turn every trend into a money machine, then bring the person sending those texts back from 2035.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.