[Tycoon fantasy] [Reverse parental support] [Urban power fantasy] [Lighthearted comedy] [An office worker’s comeback]
On the day I lost my job, my dad suddenly awakened and insisted he was a retired world’s richest man.
He tossed me a black card and said domineeringly, “Son, here’s ten billion in spending money. Lose it all within three days!”
I took the card and looked at his old shirt, washed so many times it had faded. He had to be crazy.
Then I checked the balance at the bank. The screen showed: 100,000,000,000.
My legs gave out on the spot, and my entire worldview shattered.
Maybe Dad... really wasn’t crazy?!
From then on, I embarked on the “painful” path of squandering money. Whoever I invested in took off in their industry; whoever I crushed went bankrupt overnight.
When I tearfully begged him, “Dad, I really can’t lose all this money!” he calmly sipped his tea in his old shirt.
“Already giving up? Looks like it’s time you saw the real ‘Lin Empire’.”
Reading guide:
· Extreme contrast: A retired dad in an old shirt versus the retired trillionaire who once topped the world’s rich list
· Nonstop thrills: Reverse parental support, forced to squander money, yet the more he spends, the richer he gets!
· Lighthearted comedy: The protagonist’s rich inner monologue and the father-son banter provide plenty of laughs.
