Everyone Works for Me, and I Keep Getting Rich

【A poor nobody’s “reverse rise to success”: He doesn’t climb to the top by stepping on others. He helps everyone around him rise with him.】 Lin Yuanzhou, a broke deliveryman, has been laid off twice. He has just 327 yuan and 46 cents left in his bank account. Late that night, a voice rings out in his mind: “System: Everyone for Me, officially activated. Whenever the Host pays an employee a fair wage, double the amount will be returned within 24 hours.” He has 327 yuan in his account. The first person he hires tried to borrow 600 yuan from him just last night, but he couldn’t lend it. Now he has to turn things around and pay that person a wage of 80 yuan. This isn’t a golden finger. It’s a test. A wage of 80 yuan is “fair,” 100 yuan is “too low,” and 150 yuan is “too high.” Every payday is a test of his moral character. When his competitors start using shady contracts to cheat the system, when the wages he pays can’t save an employee’s mother, and when he nearly falls victim to “Everyone for Me” and becomes “I Owe Everyone,” he slowly begins to understand: The most ruthless thing about this system is that it rewards fairness, not greed. The essence of wealth isn’t possession, but being needed.