Fabricating financial reports to mislead investors is extremely unethical and illegal. In most countries, such behavior violates financial reporting and securities trading laws and regulations and may result in serious legal consequences, including fines, criminal charges against company executives, and damage to the company's reputation. True, accurate, and transparent financial reporting is essential to building investor trust and maintaining market integrity. If a company faces a crisis, it should seek legal and ethical solutions, such as restructuring its business, cutting costs, or finding alternative financing channels. At the same time, it should communicate openly with investors and stakeholders about the challenges the company faces and the measures it has taken. Although solving problems in an honest and responsible manner may be difficult in the short term, it can protect the reputation of the company and its management and maintain good relations with investors in the long run.