Urban: Giving Away a Hundred Luxury Cars from the Start

After graduating from college, he was scammed into paying a deposit while job hunting, fleeced by an agent when renting an apartment, and left with instant noodles but no seasoning packet. His girlfriend left because she couldn’t take it anymore, and in three months at a car sales job, he failed to sell a single vehicle. Just as Tang Fan was about to give up and put on a fake smile before going down with the world, “Welcome to the Daily Good Deed System.” It offered guidance from every angle, covering everything from money and material needs to mindset and personal growth. Its only requirement was that he do one good deed every day. Complete a task and get a luxury car. He went from a rookie salesman to running a chain of businesses. The first thing he did after his company went public was: “Give everyone a free Audi.” Tang Fan thought he was doing a good deed, but the System disagreed and ruled that he was cheating. “Doing good is simply helping others. If I gave you one too, I’m sure you’d feel I was sincerely trying to help you.”