When writing fiction, don't substitute it into reality, and don't take it too seriously. If you write something wrong, you can point it out. When Lin Chen, a poor college student, was accidentally bound to the "Wealth Free Evolution System", the script of his life was rewritten. The money-making tasks issued by the system took him from the "newbie stage" of reselling unpopular products and running online stores, to a new business upstart deploying new energy and artificial intelligence, and then to establishing a business empire that spans the world.
From 10,000 to 10 billion, he not only has to break through class barriers and deal with strangulation by his peers, but also has to struggle between system tasks and moral bottom line - should he indulge in the pleasure of "cheating", or should he stick to his original intention of "wealth should serve people"? When the system's ultimate mission pointed to "controlling the world's core resources," Lin Chen discovered that behind this was actually the screening trap of high-dimensional civilization: if you complete the mission, you will be reaped, and if you refuse, you may have nothing.
Accompanied by financial reporter Su Wan and assisted by his rival's "frenemy", Lin Chen chose to use his accumulated contacts, wisdom and hidden props to challenge the rules of the system. This is not only a counterattack drama from a poor boy to the richest man in the world, but also an ultimate game about wealth, humanity and freedom - the real rich are never puppets of the system, but the masters of destiny.
