The Richest Man in Game

E1. What Kind of Boss Can Anyone Tolerate?

Pei Qian, an office worker, unexpectedly binds to the Wealth Conversion System, which stipulates that for every 100 in profit, he can only earn 1, but losses belong to him. To achieve his goal of losing money, he boldly enters the high-risk, high-spending gaming industry and establishes Tenda Games. Confidently planning to create “bad games,” he embarks on this absurd and challenging money-losing journey, yet a twist of fate quietly awaits him.

E2. Who Is Using This System Anyway?

Pei Qian racks his brain to direct the team in creating a game with crude graphics and unconventional gameplay. He expects it to go unnoticed, but the unique style unexpectedly attracts players seeking novelty, and downloads gradually increase. Seeing results contrary to his expectations, Pei Qian feels anxious and begins thinking about how to increase losses further.

E3. My Roommate Is My Direct Boss?

Seeing the game making money, Pei Qian decides to consume funds internally. He significantly raises employee salaries, offers high overtime pay, provides heat allowances, prepares shopping cards, and frequently organizes team gatherings. Employees are delighted, morale soars, and the company atmosphere becomes more harmonious—but Pei Qian worries about the progress of his money-losing plan.

E4. Which Client Dares to Offer This Price?

Pei Qian plans a new game project, choosing an unpopular theme and hiring an expensive outsourcing team, aiming to lose money through high investment and low returns. However, during project development, the team continuously optimizes ideas with professionalism and enthusiasm, improving the game’s quality and once again thwarting Pei Qian’s money-losing plan.

E5. There Really Is Such a Sincere Boss

Pei Qian intentionally arranges careless game promotions, expecting no attention. But bizarre actions during promotion spark curiosity and discussion online, and popularity soars. Well-known game streamers play the game voluntarily, creating explosive livestreams and attracting many players. Watching the game’s rising popularity and clear profitability, Pei Qian begins to lose his composure.

E6. What It Feels Like to Refuse a 50 Million Investment

Pei Qian attempts to hire underqualified concept artists at high salaries to increase costs and reduce quality. During negotiations, the artists make outrageous demands, all of which Pei Qian agrees to. Unexpectedly, the artists are moved by his “sincerity” and exceed expectations, elevating the game’s visuals and foiling Pei Qian’s plan.