In this parallel city where materialism abounds, everyone's destiny has a price, but they can't see it.
Jiang Que, a former Wall Street elite and current deliveryman, unexpectedly awakened to the "Return Rate System of All Things" at the lowest point in his life.
The world in his eyes has changed:
The beggar's head on the roadside shows: [Return on investment: 5000% (Hidden billionaire father with amnesia)]
The cold female CEO's head shows: [Return on investment: -100% (about to face bankruptcy and liquidation)]
Display of unfinished real estate: [Return on investment: 300% (subway planning approved next week)]
Even a person's emotional life and bad luck can become a bargaining chip for him.
"Mr. Jiang, how did you leverage one dollar to leverage your entire business empire?"
Jiang Que pushed up his gold-rimmed glasses, looked at the miserable green [About to be Unemployed] label above the reporter who asked the question, and smiled slightly:
"Because I never gamble, I only look at the cards."
This is a story about money, human nature and gaming. Let's take a look at how Jiang Qian went from a debt-ridden "lost dog" to a "desperate trader" that makes the world's capital tremble.
