The Villainess Masters the System and Plays the Stock Market

Tang Jun isn't a good person.

She bullies children from the start and old people in the end.

But everyone thinks she's a good person.

She accidentally gets bound to a "career System."

Other people are enslaved by their Systems; Tang Jun enslaves hers.

System: "The startup funds I give you must be used for your career."

Tang Jun says: "Sure."

But in her heart, she thinks: Now that the money's in my hands, what I do with it is another matter.

First, she'll work the System to become a viral, artificially created "lucky star," making reasonable use of its startup funds. She'll earn money and career points at the same time.

What career System? She'll use the whole thing as a "tycoon System." The System indirectly works for her, making money and earning her more life, while she enjoys her wealth.

The System huffs and puffs, pushing stocks to their upper limit to make money: No, it never expected its Host to rack up so many admiration points and exchange them for cash, so it had to bring in stocks, futures, and cryptocurrency.

Tang Jun is just a recent college graduate. How would she know how to build a career or start a business? She doesn't understand any of it and can only throw money around. Then her employees take the company public, develop technology that transforms the industry, and go on to create technology that advances the times. In the end, she becomes the richest person in the country.

Tang Jun's business ventures flourish everywhere, and step by step, she becomes a financial powerhouse.

Theme: Take the road less traveled.