[Weak System]: Wan Hongyu is almost forty when he suddenly awakens a cashback System.
[Not a power fantasy]: His first reaction isn’t to excitedly buy luxury cars and villas or chase young women.
[Realistic]: Instead, he’s terrified, convinced someone is setting him up.
[Calculating]: But for all his supposed cowardice, he can decisively get a divorce and even blow his entire savings at a bar in one night, just to make sure his ex-wife doesn’t get a single cent.
[Bold]: At the bar, he also picks a fight with the brother-in-law of Changshi’s richest man. The incident gets posted online and affects Hesheng’s stock price.
[Brotherhood]: Even when Hesheng’s boss, Xu Rongsheng, holds him accountable, he’s ready to fight to the death alongside his brother Yang Bin. Unfortunately, Xu Rongsheng has more than money: he also wields enormous power.
[A real man]: Luckily, at the crucial moment, Wan Hongyu backs down and proposes a way to take Hesheng to the next level...
That’s Wan Hongyu: a coward and a real man at the same time, and when the moment calls for it, a dog who tucks his tail between his legs.
As for being stingy,
he spends a million to hire a mixed-race beauty bartender from the bar to work for him for sixty years.
He spends a million to get a young punk to take revenge on his ex-wife.
He even spends ten million on a top-tier VIP membership at the Dreamland private club, all to completely break the young punk of his simp mentality.
[Power plays]: He even spends the six hundred billion in cashback without blinking, running for president of the United States.
But on the day he moves into the White House, a reporter asks, “Mr. President, where did you get your first fortune?”
Wan Hongyu rubs his nose. “Massage!”
Wow, this is a rare good book from Tomato. The rating should be as high as 9. After reading Chapter 20, the protagonist's ruthlessness and badness are vividly portrayed. It's really fun to read. The author will continue to maintain it.