Su Liang enters an angel-investment reality show. From the start, the production team gives each of ten contestants one million yuan to make short-term angel investments. Whoever achieves the highest return within six months will win a prize worth tens of millions.
While the other contestants study the mystical trends of China’s A-share market, set up small factories to make garbage snacks and hire influencers to sell them, invest in Demon Pill Immortal Drinks, or scalp niche secondhand designer toys,
Su Liang, a genius investor bound to the Genius Investment System, simply walks into a shabby internet cafe by the roadside.
He approaches three scruffy young women with green, red, and yellow hair who are about to starve on the internet cafe’s sofa. Without a word, he spends the enormous sum of twenty yuan on three cups of instant noodles, three sausages, and three bottles of iced tea, winning their hearts on the spot.
Then Su Liang spends money to take over an unfinished building and begins his real “angel investing,” setting up a mutual-aid union for scruffy young women.
The promise of unlimited Wallace iced tea brings young women from all over the city flocking to him, crying for help.
He goes from a roadside stall to a maid-themed omelet-rice shop, from bathhouses to top-tier commercial karaoke clubs, and eventually raises countless female influencers into top-tier stars.
An investment expert from the production team says, “I’ve been in this business for thirty years, and this is the greatest operation I’ve ever seen!”
Seeing Su Liang’s 10,000,000% return, the other contestants cry foul.
“I’m reporting him! He’s cheating! Isn’t this just a one-stop shop for prostitution, gambling, and drugs?”
Su Liang says, “This is a society ruled by law, so watch what you say. I’m making legitimate angel investments. What’s wrong with scruffy young women? I’m going to invest in them until they turn the whole world upside down!”
His parents are pestering him to get married?
He’ll take ten busloads of scruffy young women home for the New Year’s banquet and short the money his relatives give as wedding gifts. Won’t that drive them crazy?