The Day She Was Forced to Become a Charity Queen

Wenwan's life creed is: money is more reliable than people. This girl, who grew up in a welfare institution, worked three jobs to save a six-figure deposit. Even when she bought a bottle of mineral water, she had to calculate the unit price per milliliter. It wasn't until her 24th birthday that she used a mysterious black card to give charity for the first time in her life - buying an 8-yuan lunch box for a homeless man at the subway entrance. That night, a text message from the bank showed that 800 yuan suddenly arrived in the account, along with a strange note: [Charity rebate system activated: 100 times the donation will be returned, but all proceeds must be used for new charity projects] From then on, this stingy girl was forced to become a money-splitting boy. Donate toys to an orphanage? Three million rebates! Helping terminally ill patients pay their medical bills? The account has an extra 100 million! But the rules of the system are becoming more and more stringent: money cannot be used for one's own enjoyment, cannot be given directly to individuals, and "limited time tasks" have even begun to be released - to resolve a demolition dispute in an urban village within three days, and the reward is to unlock the "disease cure" function... When Wenwan's charity fund became a national benchmark, the system suddenly popped up a red warning: [Ultimate challenge: 10 billion, 90 days, all used for poverty alleviation. Failure punishment: take back everything including your life] At the same time, the killers sent by the interest groups she touched have been lurking at her charity dinner...