Metropolis: I Really Don't Want to Make Money

I have a system where the more money I lose, the more personal capital I have. Then. . . "Boss, boss, the game has made more than one billion again!" "Boss, boss, the new product was sold out as soon as it came out!" "Boss, all the movies you invested in sold like crazy, and the theater chain made another 100 million today!" "Boss, boss, you have moved up one spot on the world's richest list!" Listening to the reports in my ears, I looked at Time magazine and was hailed as the best boss in history, the boss who trusts his employees the most, the boss who is the most beloved by his employees, the number one young rich man, and so on, a series of titles about himself. Ye Yu sat on the chair with a look of despair and wailed heartbroken: "Why is this happening? I just want to pay for it!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.