Creating a Free-Shopping Organization in the Film and TV World

Synopsis:

A zero-dollar shopping gang suddenly appears in a major city in the Eagle Sauce; a spokesperson for the Ugly Federal Reserve suddenly starts babbling during a speech, sending the Ugly Dollar plunging; investors on a certain street are suddenly hypnotized en masse; a monster suddenly appears at a chemical plant and fights a superhero, and the Ugly Country’s military is dispatched, only for it to turn out to be a film shoot; an Ugly Country entrepreneur calls a product from a small Chinese company garbage, and the product ends up selling like crazy; a new-era stock god emerges from a farm’s tiny room in the Ugly Country, and the country’s retail investors are too scared to show their faces again; fed up with a protest in the Ugly Country, someone blows up the shrine for the little Japanese. China is peaceful and harmonious, and netizens enjoy watching the drama unfold. Meanwhile, in the Ode to Joy residential compound, Geng Qiu secretly chuckles behind the scenes, quietly living the life of a carefree loafer. Geng Qiu and Lu Di work together to develop an animated series, Geng Xingguang runs the shop for us, and the little bit of money in the account of Jiang Nansun’s father, who was supposed to jump off a building and kill himself, is actually going up.

A crossover universe combining several film and television worlds, including Ode to Joy, Reset, Bright as the Stars, and The Years We Were Young. The protagonist isn’t a scumbag and there’s no romantic sweetness. He doesn’t get rich or spend lavishly on luxury goods. The story mainly focuses on everyday life.