The Richest Man Really Is Broke

When the entertainment industry’s hottest idol, Ying Jiatong, has his wealth exposed, the gossip-loving public is stunned: He owns properties all over China, has more companies than anyone can count, earns at least a million per episode, and has powerful people clamoring to cozy up to him. He suddenly lands at the top of the popularity rankings and the rich list alike. He got rich even faster than he got famous. Netizens: “...I thought he was as broke as me because he rode a bike to work, haggled with market vendors, and picked up empty water bottles. Turns out he was only pretending to be poor for fun.” Ying Jiatong: “No! I really am poor! Believe me!” Netizens: “Yeah, right!” -- When Ying Jiatong is penniless, abandoned by everyone, and out of options, he gets bound to a System. The System tells him, “Spend all your money, and you’ll earn back an equal amount.” From then on, Ying Jiatong lives a sad life of “I’m trying my hardest to lose money, but it keeps making more money on its own.” Bonus scene: Pei Qi’an is a super-rich second-generation heir. To find true love who doesn’t want him for his money, he pretends to be poor and works his way up in the entertainment industry. He falls in love with Ying Jiatong while they’re both broke, constantly worried that Ying Jiatong will discover his real identity. Until Ying Jiatong’s wealth is exposed. Pei Qi’an: “...I thought he was after my money. Turns out he just wanted my name.” Tip: Pei Qi’an sounds like “lose money.” -- A few things to note: ① One-on-one romance, both leads are virgins, a tycoon System. The world’s richest man enters showbiz as a genuinely poor bottom x a top whose family owns a literal mine and who pretends to be poor to find true love. ② The main characters are only as smart as the author, so don’t take them too seriously. Theme: Create genuine wealth with your own two hands.