I Refuse to Be the Richest Man, So I Head to the Mountains to Build a God-Tier Zoo

[Zoo management + System-powered development + revival of extinct species]

"You turned down a trillion-yuan conglomerate just to go into the mountains and feed rabbits?"

His grandfather is gravely ill, the animals are running out of food, and creditors are at the door. Yet Lin Ke takes over Taigong Mountain Wildlife Rescue Center, saddled with seven million in debt.

His father gives him one year: reach an annual net profit of ten million, or come home and take over the family business.

Luckily, the [Super Ecological Park System] awakens!

A high-tech construction crew heads into the mountains and builds an immersive rabbit burrow valley overnight. Visitors step into underground caves to see rabbits digging tunnels and making nests, while their babies sleep curled up in the soft fur.

From rescuing endangered animals to reviving extinct species, Lin Ke gradually builds an ark of life of his own.

Even the dodo, extinct since the late seventeenth century, will once again tread the forest soil.

A year later, his father comes up the mountain with the wager agreement, only to be stopped outside the reservation entrance.

A staff member apologizes profusely: "Sir, tickets are already booked three months in advance."