One Yuan First Recharge: I'm Actually the Boss Behind a Fortune 500 Company

Chapter 1 The year is almost over! But I have no coins left!

"Xiao Wang, haven't you closed a deal in two months?"

"It's almost the end of the year, the time when the company needs to boost its performance."

"If you don't break even soon, the company will have no choice but to let you go!"

"It's not that I'm being unreasonable as the team leader, but I can't do anything about it; it's company policy."

"So from now on, you'd better step up your game!"

Wang Hao nodded: "Team leader, I understand. I'll head out now!"

"..."

After leaving the office, Wang Hao sighed.

He didn't actually blame his team leader, Lao Ma. The company implemented a bottom-ranking elimination system, and with two consecutive months of zero performance, it was inevitable that the company would fire him.

But closing a deal sometimes really depends on luck.

It wasn't that he wasn't trying; he made so many phone calls his ears hurt, but the clients would either say "I'll think about it" or hang up immediately.

What can he do?

What's worse is that today is already the third day of the twelfth lunar month!

If we can't sell them, how will we get home for the New Year?

Sorrow!

Forget about the New Year, he can't even afford the fare to go home.

He was filled with anxiety and didn't even know how he got back to his workstation.

Just as I sat down, a pop-up window suddenly appeared on my phone screen:

【Please note!】

[Your employee Yu Xinxin is experiencing anxiety and low morale due to mortgage pressure. Please pay attention!]

Wang Hao was stunned for a moment!

Isn't this the little game called "Behind the Scenes" that I downloaded casually while scrolling through Douyin a few days ago?

The game's advertising was quite outlandish, claiming that you could buy an electronics company for just one dollar and become your own boss.

He had never played this kind of game before, but clicked on it out of curiosity.

Once inside, I found that it was quite detailed, the modeling was realistic, and the feedback was also quite convincing.

A normal company has everything it should have; the only difference might be that one is in the real world and the other is in the virtual world.

What he found most interesting was the outrageous recharge ratio:

One yuan can be used as one million yuan of working capital for a company.

Since he wasn't going to spend any money, he casually recharged one yuan and played for two or three days in a row.

It seems quite interesting.

Anyway, he wasn't in the mood to work right now, so he simply clicked on the pop-up window, and the game interface quickly appeared.

In the center of the game, in an area resembling a surveillance camera, is the real-time 3D avatar of Yu Xinxin, an employee of the electronics company.

It was a virtual character created with exquisite modeling, appearing to be in his early twenties. Although it was a 3D animated character, its expressions and movements were incredibly lifelike.

Her face, which should have been full of vitality, was filled with worry. She was rubbing her hair with her fingers over and over again, fidgeting restlessly. Even the subtle movements of anxiety were simulated so realistically that it was as if a real girl was worrying about making a living.

How is that any different from his current situation?

It's more like looking in a mirror than playing a game.

However… Wang Hao was a little puzzled.

Didn't he just pay these electronics employees their salaries two days ago?

Even if you have a mortgage to pay, it doesn't have to be like this.

He casually clicked on the employee status bar on the left, which listed Yu Xinxin's recent situation in detail:

[Yu Xinxin, after paying the quarterly rent this month, has a balance of 160 yuan.]

[My mortgage payment due date is approaching, and I need to pay 3400 yuan. I'm worried about being late, so I'm feeling anxious.]

I see!!

Rent and mortgage payments have clashed.

It's normal for a young woman who has just entered the workforce to not have much savings.

According to the information, her family is of average means. They pooled their money to make a down payment for her house in the city, and they probably don't have the financial means to support her anymore.

As for borrowing money from friends... these days, you can talk about anything, but when it comes to borrowing money, everyone falls silent.

The game's details are so realistic... Even the emotions and situations of the virtual characters are so immersive. Are small workshops really this ruthless?

Seeing Yu Xinxin's distress, which was clearly visible even in her eyebrows and the corners of her mouth, Wang Hao felt her pain deeply!

Garlic bird! Garlic bird!

Anyway, one dollar can be worth a million. It's just a game, so I'll help if I can!

He clicked on the profile picture of "Sister Wang" in the employee list—that was the company's finance person, also a capable-looking 3D virtual avatar.

Type to send a message:

"Everyone has worked hard during this period. We will give each person a bonus of 5000. Implement this immediately and notify everyone in the group."

Wang Hao had already calculated it: the company has a total of seven people, each earning five thousand, totaling thirty-five thousand.

According to the game's setting of exchanging 1 yuan for 100 million in working capital, he actually only spent three and a half cents.

Even if he's poor, he can still afford this amount of money!

Soon, the scene shifts to the finance office.

Upon receiving the news, Sister Wang's 3D model first showed surprise, then disbelief, and finally an uncontrollable joy.

Every change in expression is smooth and natural, just like a real person's reaction, and you can't tell that it's a pre-set animation at all.

Wang Hao once again marveled at the game's realism in virtual interaction.

I saw Sister Wang operate the virtual desk for a while, which should have been a direct transfer of funds to distribute bonuses.

Small companies are not that complicated, and bonuses don't need to be calculated like salaries; they can be transferred directly, taking no more than a minute.

After transferring the money, Sister Wang sent another message in the work group, which was basically a repetition of the boss's instructions, saying that the bonuses had been issued and everyone should check their accounts.

The scene then switches back to Yu Xinxin.

Her phone on the table chimed.

Yu Xinxin quickly picked it up to read, and her brows immediately relaxed when she saw the message.

That feeling of relief and joy was vividly expressed through her delicate and lifelike 3D expressions.

She let out a long sigh, held her phone in both hands, and unconsciously bowed to the screen.

I don't know if it's Xie Wanghao.

Seeing this somewhat comical scene, Wang Hao couldn't help but laugh.

This game... is really addictive.

But now is not the time to get carried away.

His own practical problems haven't been resolved yet—his sales performance this month is still zero.

He can help Yu Xinxin with her difficulties, but who will help him with his?

Just as I was about to exit the game, another notification popped up on the screen: