Entertainment: No, I Really Want to Go Bankrupt.

Su Mu was reincarnated when he started his first business after graduation, and his company unexpectedly went public. He could have enjoyed a successful life, but due to the development of the company, he had to find ways to expand the company's influence. However, the good times did not last long, because of financial problems, difficulties from competitors, and his unfamiliarity with the workplace, and he ended up bankrupt. And this seems to be trapped in an endless loop. The remaining funds after bankruptcy are used to start a new business. Various problems arise one after another, until in the end, all the money is lost. After being reborn, he decided to find a way to use his existing assets to hide his merit and fame. He first bought himself a house, a car and enough savings. He was surprised to find that he still had tens of millions left. So I thought that since I was going to go bankrupt in the end, I might as well show mercy. As the saying goes, the source of motivation for employees is not the boss's pie, but money. He is crazy about giving benefits to employees like crazy. Work? Two days off and five days off. Ask for leave? OK, approved, annual leave will be taken directly, paid leave. This move moved the employees to tears. Almost no one could dissuade him from his prodigal behavior. When he waited for the day when he was about to go bankrupt, he found that it was unusually quiet. Didn't it mean that the stock market crashed? Why is it so quiet? Also, what happened to the company's tens of millions in revenue?