Survival at Its Limit: From Saving 3,500 a Month to Becoming a Billionaire

[Extreme Self-Discipline + Play the pig to eat the tiger + Ice-Cold Calculating Mind + Rise from the Bottom + No System + Realistic Style]

With a monthly salary of 3,800 yuan and monthly savings of 3,500, factory worker Chen Mo was mocked by everyone on the workshop floor as a "walking corpse." Line supervisor Zhou Bin deliberately sent him to the most troublesome machine in the entire factory, Number Six, boasting that Chen Mo wouldn't even be able to afford instant noodles afterward. No one knew that Chen Mo had spent the whole night lying beneath the machine tool, using three scraps of iron to bring the defective rate down to zero. No one knew, either, that a number hidden in his phone's notes was steadily creeping toward 270,000. The canteen lady secretly slipped him 35 grams of braised pork, and he quietly wrote it down in his ledger: Owed to Li Juan, 1.5 yuan. Others thought he was a poor miser to the bone, until the convenience store owner saw him pull out a bank certificate for a million yuan, and until the debt-collecting thugs discovered that the entire Economic Crime Investigation Corps had his back. He neither argued nor made a fuss. He only kept accounts, tallying every bit of hard-earned pay that had been withheld from him, and calculating the price everyone who had stepped on him would have to pay.