Every time, he lost without exception, and his crushing debts left him unable to breathe. To repay what he owed, he drove ride-hailing cars day and night, until he suddenly died.
When he opened his eyes again, Lin Feng had returned to 2008 and accidentally activated the Common Prosperity System. Its rules were simple: the more employees under him, the greater the rewards.
In this life, Lin Feng no longer chased speculative shortcuts. He resolved to put down roots in the real economy. He spared no expense on employee benefits, hired as many people as he could, and expanded steadily, one step at a time.
Starting with a small clothing factory, he persevered and eventually built a vast industrial empire, with tens of millions of employees under his command.
It was fine in the early stage, but it will still be like this later, so I'm ready to rush into the street.
The plot at the beginning is honestly terrible, and the male protagonist is unlikable.