From the start, Lin Yu finds himself in an interrogation room, facing a fortune of one billion dollars. With no choice, he comes clean: “The System gave it to me. I’ll hand it all over to the country!”
But the nation’s top officials refuse without hesitation: “The country doesn’t need money. It needs people with backbone!”
Armed with the Loss-Rebate System, Lin Yu is ordered to spend recklessly.
As long as his business operates at a loss, he gets up to three times his money back. The happier his employees are, the bigger the rewards!
And so, everything changes: while others cut costs and boost efficiency, he doubles everyone’s pay; while others charge a premium and monopolize the market, he sells at thirty percent of the going rate!
To lose money, he buys an abandoned steel mill, takes on international giants, and pours money into research without a second thought.
He meant to become the biggest loser in business, but somehow turned a bankrupt factory into the world’s number one and propelled Huaguo’s industry to the top of the globe!
“I really wasn’t trying to make money. I just wanted to revitalize China!”
I only saw the protagonist pretending to be cool all the time, pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger, and technology was just incidental. Why can't I write without these?
I felt a little uncomfortable reading the content. It was the first time I saw a villain signing a share transfer contract with a foreigner after reading a book for so long. It made me furious.
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