After Graduation, I Built the World's Best Supermarket

There's a joke online about a rich young heir who wanted to squander his family fortune. So he fed ginseng and cordyceps to his chickens. People called them ginseng-and-cordyceps chickens, and a crowd of wealthy buyers fought over them. He ended up making a fortune.

In a fit of anger, he slaughtered the chickens and fed them to his pigs. People called them ginseng-and-cordyceps chicken pigs, and he made another fortune.

Then he heard that raising flowers could lose money, so he watered them with the best mineral water in the world and used the best nutrient solution. But an expert insisted they were rare flowers seen only once in a thousand years, and he made another fortune.

In the end, all he could do was sigh forlornly:

"I just wanted to experience what it feels like to be poor. Why is that so hard?"

Li Yan wanted to say something about that too:

"I just want to know what it feels like to be an ordinary person."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.