She left him because he had no money. His classmates laughed at him. The wealthy treated him like he was nobody. Then Ilyas received the most ridiculous system in existence. The 20% Bragging System. Its rule was simple: whenever Ilyas made a boast about himself, if at least 20% of the people who heard it believed him, the boast would become reality. Claim to be worth $500 million? Reality would find a way to make it true. Brag about having $30 million in cash? The money could actually arrive. Claim that he could acquire a massive corporation? Suddenly, the impossible might become a very real business problem. But there was a catch. Everyone who heard his boast counted—even strangers outside the conversation. Belief mattered, and failure to reach the threshold meant no reality alteration. Now Ilyas must navigate billionaire rivalries, corporate takeovers, jealous classmates, social-media scandals, and the return of the girlfriend who once abandoned him. His enemies think he's bluffing. His friends believe almost everything he says. His rivals want to discover his secret. And nobody knows that a mysterious system is turning his words into reality. In a world where confidence can create a fortune, one careless boast could make Ilyas the richest man alive—or create a disaster nobody can afford to fix.