Qin Lang, a gaming shut-in, unexpectedly binds to the [Spend Money, Lose Money, Get Cash Back System]! The rules are simple and brutal: as long as he loses money in the stock market, the System gives him ten times the amount back in cash!
Losing money is the same as making money? There's really a deal like that?! Qin Lang is overjoyed. He takes his starter funds and dives into the stock market, with a single goal in life from then on: lose every last thing he owns and become the world's richest man!
He'll do absolutely anything to lose money!
An expert slams a stock as worthless? Great, I'll buy it with everything I've got! The next day, the company gets acquired by a giant, and the stock hits its daily limit twenty times in a row!
A goddess says the company is about to be delisted? Perfect! I'll borrow money, use leverage, and go all in! Before she can finish speaking, a major support policy is announced, and the stock price grows tenfold in a month!
Chasing rallies and selling lows, believing rumors, buying ST stocks... Qin Lang uses every fool's strategy in the book. Yet by sheer coincidence, he gets every move right and rises to godlike status at every turn!
Qin Lang is on the verge of tears. "I'm really not a stock god. I'm just an unlucky guy who wants to lose money!"
His coworkers stare at him with shining eyes. "Brother Qin, quit pretending. You're our god!"
The financial experts are completely losing it. "Impossible! His trades make no sense at all! This isn't scientific!"
While the whole world hails him as a "Young Stock God" and goes wild over the glorious record of hundreds of billions in his account,
Qin Lang alone looks at the cashback in his bank account, which has already surpassed a trillion, and covers his face in despair.
"I never wanted to be the world's richest man. I just wanted to lose money!"
Severely out of touch with reality
No logic,
Reading this book is a very unique experience, very exciting, the more I read, the more I like it! But it gets a little depressing later on, and I don't really like this feeling. However, this is the author's way of writing, and I can't help it.
The preface does not match the postscript
A messy patchwork
The preface does not match the postscript and is pieced together
Are you going to work?
Write it twice or two different times?