Xia Tang was tricked by his master into going down the mountain and inherited a small shop specializing in fortune telling.
Before the master left, he only left him ten dollars.
In order to make a living and have business in the store, Xia Tang had to go out to set up a stall to attract customers to make money.
At first, everyone thought he was cheating, and the neighbors tried to persuade him to turn around and make money in a down-to-earth manner, but Xia Tang refused to listen no matter how he explained.
Later, the store became lively.
First, movie kings and queens came to visit, making this place a popular spot for Internet celebrities to check in. Fortune tellers lined up from one end to the other, making money at their fingertips.
Later, Dajia, the richest man in the city, became brothers with Xia Tang, and they met very late.
Afterwards, all the big guys gathered in this small courtyard.
Sitting in the middle was the low-key failed Xia Tang. Everyone exchanged glasses and vowed to be the best brother of Xia Tang.
Xia Tang: "Thank you for the invitation, I am uniquely beautiful."
[The nonsense in this book cannot stand up to scrutiny. It is a solid and enjoyable article with a main plot and a weak emotional line.
Reader comments
Not bad, but I really don't like Ai Yuanyuan's family. The ending is to lure the snake out of its hole and then what? Why do you suddenly say that Xia Tang's story is over and the world is over?
Not bad, but I really don't like Ai Yuanyuan's family. The ending is to lure the snake out of its hole and then what? Why do you suddenly say that Xia Tang's story is over and the world is over?