Chen Mu inherited a bankrupt security company and was bound to the "Tycoon Cashback System."
Every yuan he spent on his employees would be refunded in full, one to one. But there was a catch: his employees had to stay cheerful, remain absolutely laid-back, and never get hurt or shed blood!
So Chen Mu recruited retired top soldiers with old injuries, down-and-out assassins, and underground hackers, offering them million-yuan salaries and seaside villas.
He laid down strict rules: No overtime! No risking your lives! Even if the client gets beaten up, you sit there cracking seeds and watch!
He thought this would be an easy way to rake in the cashback. Instead, every one of his employees got the wrong idea.
"The boss is giving us these outrageous benefits to redeem our sinful lives!"
"He told us not to fight because he's worried about our health!"
So these ruthless men drank goji berry tea by day, then turned into demons of slaughter at night, sweeping away every obstacle!
An enemy faction sent an S-rank elite undercover agent to assassinate Chen Mu. Three days after joining, the agent burst into tears. "This is what a real life should be! Whoever lays a hand on the boss, I'll kill their whole family!"
A few years later, Chen Mu looked at the "World's Number One Taboo Conglomerate" that now dominated the globe and wept. "I only wanted to earn a little cashback. How did you manage to beat the whole world into submission?"
What nonsense is written? Can ordinary people log into the dark web? Not to mention buying things on the dark web. What is even more outrageous is that the protagonist described by the author has no money at the beginning, and the system does not give any money. The function of the system is to spend money and get it back 1:1, and there are still requirements. Where does the protagonist get his money? A bunch of contradictions. And the plot described was so embarrassing to me 😅 😅 😅 that my disease of embarrassment for others has returned.