I Turned Out to Be the Heir to the Richest Man in the World?

Mark, the eccentric tech god and richest man in the world, is terminally ill. Before his passing, he devises an unprecedented plan to find a successor for his astronomical business empire: he publishes an exam with no standard answers across the entire internet, using a sophisticated underlying algorithm to audit and select the sole heir to a fortune worth hundreds of billions. At SC Foreign Language University, Wang Ying, a graduating senior repeatedly hitting dead ends in his job search, accidentally clicks the link. Sitting in front of a secondhand laptop with a whirring cooling fan, he types out eight bold characters to the final, deciding essay question—"How do you plan to spend your first year after becoming the richest man?": "Pools of wine, forests of meat, a life of absolute decadence." Expecting nothing more than a broke youth's fleeting moment of catharsis before heading back out to deliver food, he thinks no more of it. That is, until the next day, when a "pocket money" transfer of 100 million RMB lands directly in his Alipay account, completely password-free. With a ludicrous yet undeniably real jolt, the gears of fate begin to turn.