"Calm down, calm down! Zack, for the love of God, calm down!"
Just before pressing 'Yes', Zack signaled to himself to chill out.
'Glug, glug, glug'
After a few gulps of his favorite cola, Zack finally managed to calm down.
Isn't the life of a top domestic asset management tycoon amazing? Absolutely!
As a struggling high achiever at the Imperial Capital University of Finance and Economics, studying so-called financial management, Zack had some understanding of the finance-related industry, even though the major felt a bit inflated.
A top asset management tycoon with billions, maybe even trillions, under his control would definitely have top-notch experience and abilities. He was the elite among the elites.
"First, I need to clarify my biggest need after getting this simulator."
Zack grabbed a pen and paper and wrote a big 'Money' on it.
That's banal but very real. Anyone who gets a system would probably think about money.
"Can a top asset management tycoon's ability make money? Of course, but bringing a lifetime into the game has a time limit. To maximize returns in a limited time..."
"...That requires a premise."
The capital market is indeed a quick way to make money.
But that premise is—
Zack wrote 'Capital' on the paper again.
Even the most excellent asset management tycoon needs capital to temporarily play around in the capital market.
The tycoon could save up capital with his abilities, but that would waste a lot of time and be counterproductive.
So, the best approach was to start this life simulation with a certain amount of capital.
Now, the question was, how to earn that capital?
He was just about to enter his senior year in college and didn't have much money in his pocket.
Sell the house or mortgage it? This house was bought years ago when Zack was young, and the deed was in his parents' names.
Usury? Nah, no illegal activities. Plus, the interest could be scarier than your earnings, and taking a loan would ruin your life.
To fully utilize the tycoon's life experience, Zack racked his brains.
But ultimately, he couldn't come up with a solution.
If there were any quick money-making schemes that he could do, he wouldn't need this life reset simulator. He would have done it himself.
"If I don't click 'Yes' or 'No', I can keep this life reset opportunity."
"...I still have one life reset chance. I might find a solution then."
Zack once again looked at the life reset simulator.
This simulator couldn't simulate a good life in the early stages; it needed to slowly upgrade attribute points.
But it wasn't without opportunities.
What Zack was interested in was the second reminder: During the simulation, the host might receive some information from parallel worlds.
This sentence was worth pondering.
"Forget it, I'll try again. Regardless of the outcome, I'll go for the life simulation."
"...If this simulation still doesn't bring good results, I'll use the tycoon experience card. I'll just take a small loss."
After calculating the costs and benefits,
Zack adjusted his attributes for the third time.
He glanced at the talent card first.
[Talent Card]: Preschool Enlightenment, Intelligence plus 2 at the age offive.
Nice, this talent card was great. In Zack's opinion, the intelligence attribute was the only one that couldn't be increased arbitrarily, which meant it must have a significant purpose.
After allocating the points, the data looked like this:
Intelligence could only be increased to 5, but with the talent card, it was actually 7. Appearance and physique were just okay; he didn't need to be too good-looking or healthy. Surviving without dying was fine.
The remaining points were allocated to family background.
[Career Classification] still had two options.
One was a corporate leader or unit leader.
The other was a commercial or service industry worker.
This time, Zack was smarter and chose the second option directly.
Options like leader or head were pitfalls, not suitable for low attributes.
With low attributes, your IQ and EQ in your new life wouldn't be enough, and you'd easily end up being manipulated by others, just like before.
Moreover, strategic vision and management skills weren't quick ways to make money. Real quick money came from skills.
If this system simulator were given to someone who didn't think, they might not understand it and waste the opportunity to be possessed by the system.
After selecting, Zack clicked 'Start Simulation'.
With his anticipation, a new life was generated.
[Age 0: You were born, a girl.]
What the hell? There's a chance of being a woman?
Zack's heart sank, but he continued reading.
[Age 5: Your teacher thought you were very smart.]
[Age 10: Because you were ugly and fat, and in poor health, you were bullied at school, making you introverted.]
[Age 13: In middle school, the bullying by classmates worsened, making you rarely talk to people and thus having no friends.]
[Age 16: Without friends and autistic, you fell in love with literature.]
[Age 19: You nervously published your first novel. Although you didn't get any feedback, you felt you had found your life's purpose.]
[Age 22: After graduating from university, due to your personality, you stayed at home and didn't want to work. Instead, you wrote books. Your parents agreed to your career pursuit because your family conditions were good.]
[Age 27: After five years of writing books with no achievements, you barely made ends meet. Your parents became impatient and urged you to go on blind dates.]
[Age 28: You went on over twenty blind dates, all unsuccessful.]
[Age 29: Your relationship with your parents worsened, making you more depressed.]
[Age 30: You desperately worked hard to hone your writing skills, reading a lot of literature, determined to make a name in writing.]
[Age 34: You had a vast amount of knowledge and top-notch writing skills, but you still could only make ends meet.]
[Age 35: You realized it was because you didn't know how to cater to the market, only wanting to write what you wanted, resulting in few readers.]
[Age 36: Your stubborn personality, cultivated since childhood, made you inflexible and stubborn.]
[Age 38: You still had no achievements. Under a reader's comment, 'What garbage you've written,' you had a complete mental breakdown and committed suicide at 38.]
After reading aboutthis life experience, Zack felt unexpectedly heavy-hearted.
He seemed to see the life of a pitiful girl.
She should have been an optimistic, cheerful, and positive girl, but she was ostracized by classmates during her school period and ended up with such a life by chance.
Sad indeed.
From the result and process, this was a failed life.
But Zack saw great potential in it.
This girl was stubborn and inflexible, but he, Zack, was flexible.
What he noticed was her top-notch writing ability and the possible information from parallel worlds!
[Do you want to simulate this new life?]
"It's amake-or-break moment for me!"
Biting his teeth, Zack pressed 'Yes'.
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