Don't Cheat the Scales. I Don't Want to Hurt Anyone, but You're Forcing Me to Get Rich

The male protagonist graduated from Shudu University with a 995,311 degree and spent a year looking for a job.

With no income, he can only buy groceries and cook for himself. To make sure he isn't shortchanged, he brings his own scale.

"Boss, you tampered with the scale! I bought four jin, but you only gave me two? Pay me three times the price! I brought my own scale."

"Get lost, get lost... If you're not buying anything, quit causing trouble."

The male protagonist has no choice but to leave with his sugarcane.

He hasn't gone far when he hears a commotion.

"That sugarcane vendor over there is dead."

The male protagonist shakes his head.

"The Buddha won't save someone who's asking for death..."

The male protagonist only wants fair dealings and clearly marked prices. That's really not asking too much.

Besides, anyone who tries to cheat him ends up either dead or injured. He thinks that's way too ridiculous.

"But what can I do? It's a passive skill. How am I supposed to deal with it? I can't just stop living, can I?"

So he tries to hold back as much as he can, but life goes on.

"What am I supposed to do in the future?"

In the end, the male protagonist takes off his long gown and goes into business.

To his surprise, he becomes fabulously wealthy.

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