Tycoon: A 998-Yuan Milk Tea Saves a Rich Heiress's Life

Have you ever seen a cup of milk tea priced at 998 yuan? It isn't a rip-off. The ingredients really do cost that much. Every single tea leaf is brewed into its own pot, with each gram worth hundreds of thousands; the water comes from the finest spring under heaven; even the syrup is a secret medicinal recipe from another world’s royal family. I only wanted to open a little shop to make ends meet. Who could have guessed that the recipes from this lousy System would bring a wealthy heiress with late-stage depression back from the brink of death with just one sip?

The life-saving favor earned me a personal visit from a restaurant mogul and a business card that said, “Call me anytime you need anything.” But my current problem isn't a lack of customers. I have to sell a hundred cups of Worry-Relief Milk Tea in three days. What normal person would spend nearly a thousand yuan on a drink? Even more absurdly, customers stare at my counter and say I'm wasting the finest Himalayan black tea by putting it in milk tea.

But the System only hands out missions. If I fail, it'll send me to another world to be a simp. For now, I can only grit my teeth and open for business, betting that the world has no shortage of rich people, or of sad people willing to buy “happiness.” After all, that young woman was already halfway cured after one cup. If word gets out about its effects, there'll probably be a line outside tomorrow.

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