Su Xiaoman, who is in his early twenties, squats in front of a pancake cart and checks his cell phone under the most expensive office building in the magical city of Lujiazui. A pop-up window suddenly pops up with a bank card payment prompt: Your account with the last number 9527 has been credited with ** yuan. The investment bank elites queuing up behind them to buy pancakes were shocked - this poor student who was chased three streets by the urban management every day was actually the invisible rich man in the pancake industry who had just acquired Starbucks?
Congratulations to the host for completing the stall's monthly income of 10 million challenge and unlocking the black technology sauce recipe. The system of getting rich by setting up stalls in my mind sent reminders again. Su Xiaoman looked at the scene opposite the Michelin-starred chef begging for cooperation, and silently scattered green onions into the shape of a QR code. The popular female anchor rushed into the queue with a selfie stick: Family members, look! This is the most mysterious pancake Xishi on the Internet!
Three months ago, he was a social worker who couldn't afford the rent, but now he has caused the stock price of a multinational catering group to plummet. When closing the stall late at night, the system suddenly issued a new task: Please buy the revolving restaurant on the top of the Oriental Pearl Tower within 48 hours.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.