Ye Chen transmigrated, and he was thrilled.
He inherited billions in assets and became the richest man in the region.
But the next moment, he was dumbfounded!
The company he'd just inherited was plagued with all kinds of problems, while other forces were eyeing him covetously.
Faced with troubles both within and without,
Ye Chen scoffed: "I've got a System, after all!"
And so, to everyone's disbelief, Ye Chen led his company in creating one miracle after another, step by step ascending to greatness.
In an interview with reporters, Ye Chen smiled shyly, then modestly said, "Becoming the richest man in the world and making it this far, I earned every bit of it."
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
It's not like we have no money in reality! It's enough to enjoy watching Feilu Tuhai. In reality, life is not just about getting 100 times the system cashback in fantasy every day (and then you can become the world's richest man). Isn't it beautiful to kick, move, box, and twist?
You only have 20 billion and want to be the richest man in Guangdong. I'm afraid you haven't woken up yet.
Which company's CEO owns more than 51% of the shares and still needs to vote? Are you kidding me?
Is this the reality of having no money? Is it stupid in the book?
Brother, can you update it faster?