Fans Just Make Requests, and It Goes on Sale the Next Day

After graduating from college, Ye Han starts livestreaming to sell goods on the Douyin short-video app.

When he goes live, he discovers that his fans have no interest in buying the products he brings.

A super-intelligent robot at Ye Han's side catches the eye of a law firm director, who wants to buy it and replace every lawyer he has hired.

Ye Han's warehouse catches the eye of a sunflower seed factory manager, who wants an identical one to store the seeds he receives and eliminate all losses for his company.

The intelligent system used by Ye Han's assistant catches the eye of an advertising agency boss, who wants to buy it and turn the ideas in his head into money, so he can lay off 80% of his staff.

All this cutting-edge technology comes from the support of Ye Han's parents. They got it all from the husband-and-wife tech System.

In the end, Ye Han gives in to his fans' demands and puts up for sale, one by one, all the things they want. And so Ye Han begins his laid-back life: his fans just make requests, and the next day, he puts what they want in his shop window.

“Mom, Dad, today I want a pill that can cure cardiovascular disease with just one dose.”

“Take these ten thousand for now. Come back for more if you run out.”

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.