Who Said I Would Lose? Reverse Construction of Waste!

Who said I would lose? Being backstabbed and framed by his partners and saddled with a huge debt of 30 million, Shen Jing became a loser despised by everyone in the venture capital circle. Everyone was sure that he would be completely destroyed, but he only said one sentence: Who said I would lose? The industry was blocked and stigmatized. In a desperate situation, he saw the cracks at the bottom of the chess game - a game that everyone thought was a sure win, but there was already an undercurrent under the ice. He does not confront head-on, but uses the art of reverse construction to take advantage of his opponent's greed and turn the opponent's proud layout into a noose that backfires on him. Starting from a small company on the verge of bankruptcy, Shen Jing worked step by step to dismantle capital traps and stir up industry consensus. He conquered six cities in a row and, as a loser, stirred up the entire Ninggang capital chess game. But defeating the powerful enemy Huo Jing is just the prologue. Anonymous text messages hide mysteries, and the codename "Tender C" quietly emerges. The mysterious organization Dingmeng is eyeing it, and a snake-shaped ring leads to an old case that has been sealed for many years. He won the visible game, but found that he was always trapped in a huge net that had been laid out for a long time. What is execution? What is inverse construction? When the chess pieces begin to play, the real game has just begun.