[Non Social Development] + [People's View of History] + [No Gender Opposition]
Lin Chen, 26 years old, is a real estate agent. He spent six wallets to buy a wedding house. However, the real estate project fell apart, his fiancée ran away, and he was beaten by security guards for defending his rights.
On a night of despair, the [Unfinished Property Revitalization System] is bound!
100 Million is received every day!
But the rules are extremely abnormal - this money can only be used for acquisition, construction, investment in unfinished buildings and related industries! Not even buying a bottle of water!
Others are awesome: sports cars, yachts and private jets.
Lin Chen: Wearing $9.9 Slippers and holding 100 million in his pocket, he squatted on the construction site, ate instant noodles, and bargained with the contractor.
Your monthly salary? Twenty thousand. Pay your girlfriend a salary? Take it out of your own pocket. 100 Million goes through the card every day, and I can't even bear to buy a cup of milk tea.
"Boss, I'll charge you 100 million for this rough house without glass, and I'll provide water and electricity to the owner tomorrow!"
The unscrupulous developers mocked him as a takeover, the banks thought he was here to launder money, and the owners thought he was another big liar.
Until the city's largest unfinished building becomes a landmark, until affordable hospitals and schools rise up from the wasteland...
Everyone was shocked: This is not a developer, this is clearly a money-splitting boy!
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Reporter interview: "Mr. Lin, what is your original intention in joining the unfinished real estate project?"
Lin Chen looked at the 90 million balance on his mobile phone that was about to be cleared, and said expressionlessly: "Original intention? I just want to spend today's money."
Reader comments
It's a humane book, without plots where you pretend to be bad when you meet others. It's just that the protagonist keeps working for nothing and being poor. It's quite uncomfortable to watch!
Support it first.
Then this kind of system with no loopholes, if it were me, I would let it eat ashes.
Not bad. If you do something good, there are still benefits. The long-term income from parking spaces, shops, and ground floor businesses, as well as unsold houses, are subsidized by the state. All costs are borne by the system, and all subsequent accounts of unfinished buildings belong to the protagonist.
The setting is so interesting! One hundred million a day can only be used to clean up unfinished buildings. If you have money, you can't spend it randomly. The contrast is full, which is refreshing and novel.
Of course, I was a little jumpy when I reached about chapter 40. I mainly wanted to ask if the protagonist's system has been revealed to others or if it has not been revealed.
It's a humane book, without plots where you pretend to be bad when you meet others. It's just that the protagonist keeps working for nothing and being poor. It's quite uncomfortable to watch!
Support it first. Then this kind of system with no loopholes, if it were me, I would let it eat ashes.
Not bad. If you do something good, there are still benefits. The long-term income from parking spaces, shops, and ground floor businesses, as well as unsold houses, are subsidized by the state. All costs are borne by the system, and all subsequent accounts of unfinished buildings belong to the protagonist.
The setting is so interesting! One hundred million a day can only be used to clean up unfinished buildings. If you have money, you can't spend it randomly. The contrast is full, which is refreshing and novel.
Of course, I was a little jumpy when I reached about chapter 40. I mainly wanted to ask if the protagonist's system has been revealed to others or if it has not been revealed.