A debt-ridden youth turns into gold; when he is afraid of poverty, he still owes money.
He originally thought that his greatest ideal in this life was to pay off his debts, pay the rent, and dare to add two pieces of ham to his instant noodles.
Until that night at the demolition site in the old city, he was forced to sign a high-value supplementary agreement by the gray real estate agent Shan Bao. The ancestral black ring was scratched by the steel bar, blood fell on the ring surface, and a trace of gold seeped out of the waste slag.
The Midas Ring woke up.
It cannot create money out of thin air, nor can it replicate wealth; coins, documents, and real-name assets will appear red when touched, and forced enlightenment will leave tracking echoes.
But it can activate the potential value of waste rock, slag, old materials and residual tools.
Others rob gold, Chengjin robs garbage.
Others show off their luxury cars, while Cheng Jin uses a tricycle to haul slag.
Others used safes to store money, but he used the safe to store broken stones. He also explained seriously: "Gold is too sensible, while broken stones are more motivated."
From a 30-yuan inspection order to a live broadcast of waste appraisal and slap in the face; from a truck of slag to the opening of gold and stone recycling; from gray products in the old city to capital, scientific research, wealthy families, supervision, and international buyers. Step by step, Chengjin turned other people's unwanted waste into money, contracts, companies, technology, and rules.
But the Midas Ring is not an invincible plug-in.
Every initiation will bring about burns, low temperature, memory gaps, red shadow tracking, sample abnormalities, and even equivalent losses.
When miracles are no longer just a tool for making money, but a dangerous key that can rewrite the world's material order, Cheng Jin must make a choice:
Hide miracles in your pocket and become a personal monster who always wins pot;
It is better to write miracles into the public rules, so that all people and things that are treated as garbage have a chance to shine again.
