Juba

Name: Juba
Author: Juba

by Juba

ongoing Realistic Fiction Youth Stories Male Lead

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63Kwords27chapters

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Ch. 27 — Reverse Hunting

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About This Novel

His name is Juba, Juhua's Ju, Bawang's Ba. An unknown young man who walked out of the bridge hole broke into a luxurious world that did not belong to him with a piece of flint, a broken pot, and a "life-threatening" determination. The startling glimpse in the abandoned swimming pool ignited the fate of him and the queen of capital; the starlight in the ruins of the swimming pool illuminated his journey at the price of a "heartbeat". This is not a counterattack myth, but a "frequency" instruction manual. From the bridge to the Rolls-Royce, from the tap water to the bird's nest in clear soup, and from the instant noodles to the bird's nest, he used the "low-cost and high-contrast" signal to tune himself into the same frequency band of luxury goods; he used the heart anchor formula of "emotional peak × unique symbol × repeated trigger" to write "being loved" into other people's subconscious; he also used the resonance principle of "not interested in money × quiet as a lake × diamond ripples" to make money become a river chasing him. "Ju Ba" records his complete mass production line from "uncontrolled stray cat" to "immeasurable merit harvester": ? Magnetic vibration chapter: When your frequency is up, her wallet will naturally open ? Heart Anchor Chapter: Write being loved into your subconscious, the rich woman is just the signer ? Resonance Chapter: The less you care about money, the more money will chase you. ? Return Chapter: Spend her money = help her energy circulation, it would be selfish to refuse ? Infinite Chapter: The rich woman is a Bodhisattva, use luxury to cultivate your fearlessness ? Consummation Chapter: She will only start when you are Consummated; she will give you the key and a piece of the sea. Every page is a live broadcast: lectures, demonstrations, practical exercises, reviews, and assignments, no more than one step at a time.