Thirty-year-old Lin Chen is the most ordinary "Shanghai drifter" in the big city. He has no house, no car and no savings. He also incurred a huge debt of 100 million because he was a guarantee for his father. He was forced to the point of desperation by the debt collection company and even thought about giving up on life. Just when he was standing beside the Huangpu River Bridge in despair, the "Wealth Counterattack System" was suddenly bound. The system prompted: "The host can earn unlimited money by completing 'realistic tasks', but all funds must be given priority to repay debts. Before the debts are paid off, personal disposable funds must not exceed 1,000 yuan/month."
On one side was the temptation of "making money freely" and on the other side was the shackles of "100 million debt". Lin Chen was forced to start a counterattack of "making money while paying off debts". He used the system to get his first start-up capital, and started by setting up a street stall and making short videos to promote goods. However, due to the restriction of "only 1,000 yuan per month," he made countless ridiculous jokes - wearing a 9.9 Yuan T-shirt with free shipping to discuss million-dollar business, entertaining investment bankers with soy milk and fried dough sticks at a roadside stall, and being ridiculed by his love rival for being "poor" but silently winning the other company's core business.
As the difficulty of the task escalated, Lin Chen came into contact with the top circles of the city. He encountered the suppression of capital predators, the betrayal of his former brothers, and the return entanglement of his money-worshiping ex-girlfriend. He also discovered that there was a malicious conspiracy behind his father's debt. Relying on the system's "accurate business opportunity prompts" and "contact value exchange" and other functions, he has been able to survive step by step in the business war, transforming from a street vendor to the founder of a technology company and the helm of a chain brand, but he always adheres to the bottom line of "clear debts and never squander".
