You're Supposed to Lose Money and Go Bankrupt, So Why Is There Four Billion in Your Account?
让你亏钱倒闭，你卡里冰冷40亿
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- 708k Words
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- Urban
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- Urban High-Concept
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- 11mo ago
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- The Money-Losing System Begs Me to Stop, but My Account Is Up Another Thirty Billion亏钱系统求放过，账户又涨三百亿Alternate title on Fanqie
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Non-toxic. A satisfying read. Focuses solely on entrepreneurship. No romance. No dragging. A smooth plot with satisfying moments. Not mindless. A worthwhile light read. The perfect way to kill time. Those who like this kind of "losing money and getting a rebate" approach can check it out.
This book is best enjoyed gradually, as fewer chapters make it less engaging. While some details are a bit vague, the overall story is quite interesting. However, wouldn't it become a little dull if it only revolved around chance encounters? I suggest the author add more twists and turns to the plot. The book has great potential; keep up the good work, author! This is just my personal opinion, please don't be too harsh.
It's a typical story about losing money daily, a bit cliché, but still acceptable. Pei Zong's book is a classic. This book isn't bad either; if some new elements were added, it would attract more readers—that depends on the author. My personal suggestion: if you're getting into this genre, don't overthink it; just read it for entertainment. I was initially going to give it three stars, but considering encouraging the author, I'll give it four.
Author, please update soon! I'm not giving you five stars because I'm afraid you'll get arrogant. I really like it; it has that feel to it, and the details are impeccable. Highly recommended!
It's alright. Although the plot is the same old thing, there are no bad points, and it's still enjoyable, but it's a bit lacking.
The humor was perfectly timed, and I really liked the theme of this book.
System reward item: Portrait of the first helmsman, bound to Su Bai. Item effects: (1) Stabilizes the mind: Users' sleep quality improved by 15%. (2) Expected blessing: The physical health of users and workers in the user industry increases by 15%. How to use: Hang the portrait on the wall of the user's office.
The routine is familiar, but the method is somewhat novel, and it's unexpectedly addictive. Please update soon, author!
It's so good! There's really no romantic pairing at all, which is the best part. The whole story focuses on career development and the strong imagination of the employees. The helplessness of the protagonist when he is betrayed is hilarious!
Watching Su Bai act all high and mighty is quite entertaining. He tries to lose money, but ends up making even more without realizing it. 😏