Rise of the Tycoon
Lin Feng is at the lowest level of society—a struggling university student who is trying to survive in a world where power comes with wealth. While his peers are flaunting their sports cars, designer watches, and lavish lifestyles, he is just barely surviving, doing part-time jobs and living on instant noodles. His parents in the countryside sacrificed everything for his studies, and he cannot disappoint them.
But just when life is hopeless, a mysterious system manifests itself.
[Ding!]
[Login Reward System Activated]
Congratulations! You have logged in for the first time. Claim your reward now?
Skeptical but desperate, Lin Feng accepts his first reward—a paltry sum of money. The next day, more. Soon, he's acquiring stocks, properties, and investment opportunities beyond his wildest dreams. That's only the beginning. The system offers missions, quests, and hidden bonuses, propelling him from a down-on-his-luck nobody to an invincible financial juggernaut to be reckoned with.
But wealth is not enough. In a world where money rules, there are secret dangers lurking in the background. As he rises, powerful interests take notice—competitor businesspeople, dishonest leaders, and those who will stop at nothing to keep him in his place.
With each login, Lin Feng takes a step into a future he never envisioned. But in a game where money makes might, will he control his fate—or be controlled by the system?
A single login. A single reward. A single step towards changing all of it.
“Reviewing My Book, Because No One Else Will (Yet)” By the Author Let’s be honest—no one’s lining up to review this book yet, so I’ll do it myself. This is a slow, grounded, and intimate tale. It's not a story of instant gratification or overpowered heroes exercising overnight wealth. It's about Lin Feng, a broke college student from the sticks who's been mocked, belittled, and ridiculed about being poor in a materialistic, appearance-driven world. He gets a weird "Login Reward System" that gives him small, daily rewards—some cash, a few shares, small pieces of property—and opportunities to complete quests for more. But this is no cheat-code paradise. He fails. He puts things off. He's human. And that's what makes it seem real. The cash is slow. The pain is real. The slaps to the face are warranted. And as the cash builds, so do the stakes, the tension, and the observers, whether friend, foe, or even someone who actually cares about him more than he realizes. If you're tired of the rushed power fantasies and want a genuine, emotionally rich, slow-burn success story—this is the one. Believe me. I wrote it.