The day he was laid off, Lin Mo became the laughingstock of the entire company.
His boss sneered, his coworkers watched, and his girlfriend broke up with him on the spot, twisting the knife.
Everyone was certain his life was over.
But nobody knew he had been reborn.
And even fewer knew he had bound himself to a System:
The more you look down on me, the more money I make.
Starting with the whole company underestimating him,
he turns their mockery into leverage and their contempt into wealth, one choice at a time.
While his coworkers are still gloating, he has already earned his first fortune;
when the company starts regretting it, he is already at the gates of the capital world;
by the time everyone finally realizes something is wrong,
they discover they have been working for him all along.
This is a story about
rising from a corporate drone to a player in the world of capital,
going from being looked down on to setting the rules,
and crushing every obstacle on the way up.
You think you’re laughing at me,
but all you’re doing is sending me money.
