Poor guy Lin Mo binds to the wealth conversion system; business losses convert 100% into personal property, while profits convert at only 1%. To legally lose money, he specifically picks failed projects condemned to death by entrepreneurial livestreamers—bubble tea shops, hot pot restaurants, village entrance nightclubs, highway service area bars, and construction site gyms. Unexpectedly, raising wages, issuing bonuses, providing free shuttle services, and driving away bad customers—every money-losing move is interpreted by employees, customers, and the market as a divine business operation, revitalizing stores one after another and rolling funds from one hundred thousand to eight million. The company grows richer while the boss grows poorer. An anti-routine entrepreneurial comedy where he wants to lose money but cannot.