The Tycoon Begins by Recklessly Smashing Phones

Tang Ming was broke, and a pickpocket had just stolen his phone, when he unexpectedly obtained the Do-Whatever-You-Want System. As long as he did whatever he pleased, he would receive money and all kinds of bizarre rewards.

Buying loads of designer bags and expensive watches doesn't mean you're rich. Buying them just to smash and break for fun, now that's rich.

Investing in promising industries doesn't mean you're rich. Tang Ming invests on a whim in sunset industries, and that's what being rich means.

Buying winning stocks doesn't mean you're rich. Impulsively buying the most garbage stocks, now that's rich.

Investing in a top-tier club doesn't mean you're rich. Investing in a club that's been relegated to a lower division, now that's rich.

Taking the civil service exam and passing isn't impressive. Passing, then going home to farm, now that's doing whatever you want.

The infuriating thing is that Tang Ming's reckless, spendthrift antics only make him richer. Sunset industries burst with vitality, garbage stocks turn into winners, and even farming brings in big money. It's just not fair!

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