[Urban life + filthy rich + thrillingly satisfying + comedy]
From the start, Chen Yang goes bankrupt on the stock market. Overnight, he feels like the whole world has changed.
His campus belle girlfriend: “Chen Yang, let’s break up. Your mom farms and your dad raises pigs. You can’t give me the happiness I want.”
His best friend: “Seriously, man? You want to borrow money from me? Can you even pay it back?”
His former classmate: “Hello? Borrow what? I can’t hear you. I’m hanging up now. Beep, beep...”
Chen Yang just smiles.
His mom really does farm, and his dad really does raise pigs.
It’s just that his mom farms millions of acres, his dad raises tens of millions of pigs, and he’s the young heir to a top conglomerate in the imperial capital.
That's great. By using a lie about bankruptcy, you can see clearly what kind of people are around you, whether the people you love will leave you, and whether you have any true brothers who would die for you. 👍
Fantastic! 👍👍👍 Short and concise, I really enjoy reading this kind of novel. I read it yesterday and finished it this morning! 😄
It looks nice, but it's too short.
It looks nice, but it's rather plain.