The Delivery Rider's Wealth-Decoding System

Money was scarce for delivery rider Qian Shao. Just as his name suggests, he was 380,000 yuan in debt: 300,000 for his mother’s stomach cancer surgery and 80,000 in gambling debts left by his father. On the rain-soaked morning of Singles’ Day, he delivered an order late, and the customer threw the food at him and mocked him for being “so poor that even your name has ‘little’ in it.” His station manager then docked his entire monthly bonus of 3,200 yuan. With nowhere left to turn, his smashed old phone flashed up a “Wealth Decoding System”: scan an item to uncover its hidden value and unlock a money-making plan. Using the System, he turned a convenience store’s slow-selling snacks into his first pot of gold and paid the deposit for his mother’s surgery. He then exposed his uncle’s embezzlement of the money meant to save her, publicly humiliating him in the family group chat. Next, he took down his former boss, who tried to steal his plan, and weathered malicious price cuts from corporate capital. He went from “Qian Shao” to someone who had enough money, eventually building a supply-chain company operating across ten cities. He paid off every debt, gave his mother a comfortable recovery, and made everyone who had looked down on him eat their words.