Lin Zhou had just been laid off by his company and was burdened with a debt of three million yuan left by his father. On the day when his cell phone exploded with debt collection calls, he stood in front of an unfinished building on the edge of the city and accidentally activated the "Unfinished Building Renovation System". The system can not only scan for building hazards, but also unlock low-cost renovation plans and even match precise tenants and investors.
Starting from renovating the "pigeon cage" unfinished buildings in the old city, he faced difficulties from tough households and pressure from local real estate companies, while shocking the industry with the transformation effect of "sparrows turning into phoenixes" - dilapidated buildings turned into cultural and creative apartments for young people to rent, construction sites overgrown with grass turned into commercial complexes where Internet celebrities check in, and industrial parks that were on the verge of unfinished became a gathering place for high-tech enterprises.
When the first unfinished building lit up with warm yellow lights, no one knew that this debt-laden young man would revitalize 27 unfinished projects within three years, boost urban renewal output worth hundreds of billions, and quietly control the "space lifeline" of half the city. And those who once looked down upon him could only compete for a ticket outside his project conference.
