After Having a Debt of 100 Million, I Turned the Keyboard into an ATM

Lin Jianqiu, 28 years old, with a monthly salary of 12,000, is a scapegoat in the workplace. Before getting off work on Friday, he was slapped on the head by Crown Prince Gu Xingye and signed a 100 million debt agreement - because he complained about the company's luncheon meat being "glowingly green". That night, the keyboard became sophisticated and the system came: for every high-quality negative review, click like to get real-time cash back. So - tens of thousands of people in the live broadcast room tried to eat and overturned, the stock price fell to the limit, and he made a million in one day; the WeChat group of retail investors was renamed "KBKY Capital", and Leek Crowdfunded 300 million to help him raise a sign; the cold-faced financial anchor Su Jianyu taught the option formula online, and the barrage read "Please get married where you are". But when the debt was cleared and the market value exceeded 30 billion, the system suddenly froze and supervision came knocking on the door - it turns out that the keyboard can knock out gold mountains and shackles. Now, within the 365-day countdown, he must: turn the capital game into charity redemption, send his enemies to prison, marry the goddess home, and then stand at the Securities Regulatory Commission hearing and say to the entire Internet: "I am back, my money is back, and my conscience... Is on the way."