With Thirty Million in Hand, All I Want Is to Go Bankrupt

After delivery guy Lin San is hit by a car, he gets bound to the “Spendthrift Investment System”: 30 million in startup funds from the start, and the more he loses, the more wildly he earns personally! Determined to lose his way to becoming the richest man, he launches a series of outrageous schemes:

He rents the city's most notorious “startup graveyard” as an office, hires talented slackers, and doubles their salaries! He only greenlights products doomed to fail, casually tossing out the trash app Sleep Yet? that was rejected when he was an intern. Its feature: record you talking in your sleep and grinding your teeth, then replay it for maximum social humiliation.

Who could have guessed that the slacker king he poached for a fortune would turn out to be a reclusive programming genius? Or that his pointless app would set the whole internet ablaze and shoot to the top of the charts thanks to its sheer absurdity? Even the retired grannies, runaway girls, and self-taught philosophers he hires all have hidden talents...

As his account balance keeps shrinking and the profit reports grow thicker, Lin San clutches the financial statements and weeps: “What is wrong with this batch of employees? Are they making money behind my back?!”

System reminder: [The Host's personal rewards have reached nine figures. Please keep up the good work and lose more money~]

Lin San: “...I just want some peace and quiet.”