Lin Yuan, 30, is a senior operations director at an internet company. Crushed by his mortgage and car payments, he refuses to pick a side and is mercilessly "laid off." On the day he leaves, with his life at rock bottom, he unexpectedly binds to the "Tycoon Showdown System." It doesn't blindly throw money around: every sum must be used in business rivalries, and the stronger the opponent he beats, the richer the rewards.
With his initial capital in hand, Lin Yuan doesn't hesitate. He acquires a small company on the verge of bankruptcy and precisely poaches his former employer's key clients, dealing a fatal blow to the VP who fired him. Using the System's ability to "foresee the future," he gets ahead of viral new media trends and invests precisely in promising ventures. Step by step, he creates a cultural phenomenon, then recruits a top tech expert who was marginalized at his former company to join him. His business empire begins to take shape.
From million-yuan acquisition battles to ten-million-yuan wagering agreements, then short-selling duels with his archenemy in the financial markets and swallowing his rival's company, Lin Yuan gradually transforms from a "workplace avenger" into a magnate with vision. Later, his business expands worldwide. He clashes with international financial powers to defend national brands and even uncovers the mystery behind the System: a "trial by a higher-dimensional civilization."
In the end, Lin Yuan builds a business empire but chooses to step behind the scenes, establishing an angel fund to help more workers. This time, he's no longer an employee who's been laid off, but the captain of his own destiny.
I don't understand how an entertainment company dares to ask a mobile phone company not to promote other apps.
Is it directly generated by AI? The plot and characters have been repeated several times. The setting is good, but there are many inconsistencies.