Late Ming: One Kind of Unlimited Supply Every Day

After advertising copywriter Shen Zhou dies from working overtime, he's forcibly bound to the “Hometown Revitalization Directive.” Each day, it randomly issues him 30 million to 200 million yuan, which he can only spend in his registered hometown. Whatever he doesn't spend is cut in half. But this run-down town doesn't even have a paved road, let alone a shop where he can spend his money! Shen Zhou grits his teeth. Fine, I'll build roads where there are none, factories where there are none, and schools where there are none. Ten years later, the nameless mountain town missing from every map has become a national model for rural revitalization. Reporters swarm in, and Shen Zhou has just one thing to say: “Don't ask. At first, I really was just trying to spend the money to save my own skin.”