
I Just Want to Lose Money, I'm Making Money
只想亏钱的我赚麻了
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 385k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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In booklists 4
A Novel in Which the Protagonist Is a Boss Who Raises Wages for His Employees
Here's a Wave of Novels About Losing Money to Build a Company
I want to read a book like "Becoming a Good National Boss from Unemployment". The kind that loses money to develop employee benefits
I Really Love the Setting of "Losing Money and Becoming the Richest Man"! Looking for Similar Novels
I would like to read a book similar to "The Company Is All Old Six: But I Just Want to Lose Money (City of Fantasy)". I really love the setting of "losing money and becoming the richest man"! The protagonist makes reverse operations in a business that seems to be a sure-win, and the more he loses, the richer he becomes. The plot twist makes people want to stop. Looking for similar novels
If You Want a Variety of Urban Ideas, Farm Articles
Want to read content similar to "Increasing employee wages, do you think I disrupt the market?" Content. I want the protagonist to be reborn or have a system and cheats, and then slowly develop with foresight or the system and cheats.














Don't lose money just for the sake of losing money. 100% To 1 ratio, use the system's money to develop the industry, and provide higher employee benefits. When you get bigger, you won't be short of money, and the system will basically cover the bottom line and you won't go bankrupt.
It's very good, not too toxic, and it's the second best-looking novel I've ever read. The first place is naturally the original one. I hope the author will continue to update and don't stop.
It looks good, but I actually hope that the protagonists who lose money have a guaranteed salary, otherwise it will be very uncomfortable to see the protagonist only get such a small amount of money.
It's pretty good, nothing vulgar. It's a good book in this genre
I was put off by the title of the book, but the plot is still okay.
It's normal to stop reading novels at a loss of money. It's okay to write for fun and relieve boredom, so read it and cherish it.
It is rustic and has the flavor of martini. Please try your best to make it more interesting!
This is my second money-losing novel in my collection, it's very interesting😏
It's okay. I feel like Mr. Pei. I finished reading chapter 103 in one go and continued to look for other books.
At first I thought it was a very cliche story, but it was really fun to read later. The author works hard to update, hoping to stabilize the previous level
It feels pretty good. I prefer employees' emotional feedback. I can take a look at it occasionally when I have nothing to do.
It's my favorite style. The updates are too slow. After keeping it for half a year, I have read it again. There are at least two updates every day.
This book is quite interesting written by the author, but I was put off by the title. I will continue to read more.
It's pretty good so far, looking forward to the follow-up [cool]
Gradually interesting and recommended Write hard [laughing]
Come on, it's pretty good
Give it five points and update it quickly
The rating is too low, this is a great article
Super pretty, don't let it go Nice [adoration][blowing kiss][blowing kiss][blowing kiss]
It's a cool article, but I can't enjoy it even if I read one chapter a day. I'll keep it for now.
The writing is okay, and I seem quite relaxed.
It's quite good-looking. It does have the taste of Mr. Pei. The book recommender will not deceive me.
It's pretty good. Why is the rating so low? Of course, it would be better if there is no heroine like Mr. Pei [laughing]
Well, it looks okay so far
Okay, okay, looks good
It's pretty good, come on
So pretty, so pretty
Not bad, you can take a look [snicker][snicker][snicker][snicker]
It looks good, come on, the author [Code]
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