The Delivery Boy Tied up in the Money-Losing System and Ended up Losing Money and Becoming the Richest Man

The protagonist Lin Chuan, 28 years old, was originally an ordinary delivery boy. His father was ill, his ex-girlfriend broke up, and his credit card was overdue. He ran from morning to night every day, and the harder he worked, the poorer he became. One rainy night while delivering food, he received a malicious negative review from a customer, the platform deducted money, and his electric car broke down on the roadside. Just when he collapsed, a "money-losing system" suddenly appeared in his mind. The system rules are very strange: As long as he opens a company, works on projects, and reasonably loses money within the specified period, the system will give him a personal cashback based on the loss amount. The more he loses, the more he makes. But there is a limit: you can't waste money intentionally, you can't break the law, you can't give yourself money directly, and all losses must look like normal business decisions. Lin Chuan was happy to hear this. Making money is hard, but losing money isn't easy? His first step was to open a "conscience takeaway shop". In order to lose money, he only selects the most expensive ingredients, gives high subsidies to riders, and uses environmentally friendly high-end boxes for packaging. The portions are ridiculously large, but the prices are lower than those of his peers. He thought this would definitely lead to a loss of blood, but as a result, the customers went completely crazy: This store is too honest! Orders have skyrocketed, takeout platforms have proactively provided traffic, and local food accounts have made spontaneous recommendations. In the first settlement, Lin Chuan not only did not lose money, but made a small profit of hundreds of thousands. The system gives a cold reminder: This cycle is profitable and the cashback is zero. Lin Chuan was numb.