The System Forced Me to Become the Richest Man

Su Shengchen, a sophomore in Shanghai, comes from a poor family. His father was beaten for asking for salary, and his family is in debt of 230,000 yuan. In despair, he joined the "Richman Development System". The system sets the initial task of "earning 5,000 yuan in 72 hours". If he fails, the start-up capital will be withdrawn, forcing him to start from small things such as reselling swimsuits and reusing construction site waste, and use skills such as "market sense" and "risk warning" to quickly accumulate the first pot of gold and solve the family's urgent needs. After returning to school, he teamed up with his rich second-generation roommates to monopolize the supply of campus lunch boxes, invested in live streaming e-commerce, and gradually got involved in new energy, cross-border trade and other fields. The system tasks increase in difficulty, from "covering the magic city's universities in three months" to "confronting capital giants", and the penalties for failure range from freezing assets to depriving skills, step by step. In the process, he not only had to deal with the encirclement and suppression of business opponents, but also had to balance family responsibilities and emotional relationships. In the end, he was "forced" by the system to build a business empire and became the richest man. However, he discovered that the system originated from the world of high martial arts, and the ultimate meaning of wealth is far beyond money itself.