The unluckiest day of Lin Yi's life was the day he got dumped by his girlfriend, laid off by his company, and chased by his landlord for rent, all at once.
He earned 2,800 yuan a month and had 3,142.5 yuan in his bank account. His rent required an eight-thousand-yuan deposit plus three months' rent upfront. At twenty-eight, he had no house, no car, and no savings. Even his electric scooter had been stolen.
Just as he lay in his tiny subdivided room in an urban village, waiting to die, an app appeared on his phone that he couldn't delete:
“Unlimited Cashback.”
The rules were simple: once a day, spend any amount and get a random cashback of one to ten times what you spent. Spend a hundred yuan, and you might get a hundred back, or you might get a thousand.
He couldn't lose, only win. The more he spent, the more he earned.
Lin Yi began the most thrilling “daily gamble” of his life. From bottled water at a convenience store to luxury watches, from a tiny room in an urban village to a mansion overlooking the river, from a used van to a custom-built luxury car. Every time he swiped his card, his heart raced as he waited for the result.
But with more money came more trouble.
This book really deserves five stars. It has a good world view and outlook on life. You are a great author!