Counterattack: I Can See Loopholes in Everything

Zhou Chen, a low-level young man who was repeatedly crushed by the platform, rules and reality, unexpectedly gained the ability to "see cracks" when he was on the verge of collapse - he could detect weaknesses and hidden gaps in people, things, and processes. At first, he just wanted to rely on this ability to make a few more orders, avoid debt collection, and keep the rent. But he soon discovered that what really weighed on him was never just a few bad reviews and a few deductions, but a whole system that screened people, cannibalized them, and eliminated opportunities for survival. From rider sites and merchant chains to warehousing, risk control, security and platform linkage, Zhou Chen step by step went from self-protection and counterattack to reverse dismantling. He is not born strong, nor is he a pure incarnation of justice, but through pain, poverty, ruthlessness and sobriety, he gradually learns to keep accounts, make plans, take advantage of opportunities, and bite back. This is an urban counterattack novel with a strong realistic background, describing how the bottom class survives, turns over, and gets on the table in the cracks in the rules.