Becoming the Richest Man Starts by Binding an Emotional Investment System

Wang Tao is a typical "problem solver" who got admitted to Shanghai University of Science and Technology from the capital city of southwest China and completed his master's degree in computer science on scholarship. In the past three months, he has set new goals for himself: fitness, going to bed early, and reading books other than his major. Then an App on his phone called "Investment Elite Simulator" pulled him into another world. The system functions are simple and crude: ① Bind the opposite sex and convert their "personal value + favorability" into stock prices in real time ②The system currency can be withdrawn or exchanged for resources. ③More functions will be gradually unlocked as the number of bound objects increases. The first binding partner is high school classmate Lin Qian, a financial analyst who is calm and self-disciplined. Wang Tao watched the number on the system interface drop from 413 to collapse, and behind it was a financial scam involving tens of millions of dollars. In order to stabilize the stock price, he had to intervene in her professional dilemma. As the situation continues to develop, Wang Tao has to bind more "high-value targets" But the problem Wang Tao faces is: When everything about a person—her efforts, tears, pride, weakness—is converted into numbers in the system. Are the good things you give her love or investment?