Mad City: I Rule the World by Going Crazy

The bustling city of Cang is bright with neon and orderly on the surface, but underneath, it is smothered by emotional blackmail, workplace abuse, and the crushing weight of capital. Everyone is forced to be a stable, responsible adult, suppressing their anger, swallowing their grievances, and scraping by behind a mask.

Feng Bing, 26, has been exploited by his company without pay, drained dry by his relatives, and left penniless by his ex-girlfriend. After being fired, hit with a demand for breakup money, and pressured to get married, the last taut thread in his mind snaps, and he unexpectedly awakens [Madness Resonance].

The more frenzied his emotions, the stronger his obsession, the more he can bend the rules of reality.

He rages at the boss exploiting him, and the boss's entire project collapses. He stands up to his grasping relatives in front of everyone, and their family fortunes take a sudden turn for the worse. He tears apart the hypocritical lies woven by capital, and a company worth hundreds of billions is shaken to its core.

But this power comes with a terrifying price.

The more intensely he loses himself to madness, the blurrier the boundary of his mind becomes. Hallucinations multiply, memories grow confused, and at any moment he could become a true lunatic.

Overnight, Feng Bing becomes Cang's most unusual outcast. Capital wants to capture and study him. A special government agency has its eye on him. Ordinary people crushed by life treat him as a symbol of defiance, while others awakening the power of madness begin appearing one after another.

At times, he is clear-minded and perceptive, seeing through every falsehood in the world. At others, he raves incoherently, ignoring all social conventions.

He has no desire to save the world or destroy humanity. He's simply had enough of always giving in.

“If living a decent life means suffering one grievance after another, then let's all go crazy together.”

This is not a mindless power fantasy. Madness is both a weapon and a curse. Caught between reason and insanity, he stirs up the business world,