A Gen-Z Kid Opens a Supermarket, and Business Owners Across the Internet Are in Tears

No CP, no female lead

Lin Yu transmigrates to a parallel world and joins a reality show called Entrepreneurs: Supermarket Edition.

Dozens of contestants are selected at random, each assigned a supermarket to run.

The supermarkets come in four sizes: gigantic, large, medium, and small, with a full range of options.

The contestant whose supermarket’s profits grow the fastest wins a prize.

Driven by profit, the other owners work each employee like eight people.

But the supermarket run by Lin Yu, a post-2000s boss, is completely different:

When another boss’s employee gets hurt on the job, the boss says, “Get back up and keep working. If you won’t, get lost.”

When one of Lin Yu’s employees is doing something dangerous, he steps in himself and has them watch from the side.

Need to take care of someone at home?

He transfers them straight to purchasing, with no work allowed after 4 p.m.

When another boss’s employee doesn’t want to work the night shift, the boss says, “If you don’t want to get fired, tough it out. If you won’t do it, there are plenty of others who will.”

When one of Lin Yu’s employees doesn’t want to work the night shift, Lin Yu applauds them.

“Why work overtime? Overtime is shameful.”

“If you work overtime, I’ll deduct it from your pay.”

Employee morale soars, and they all start treating the supermarket like home.

Netizens say:

“What kind of saintly boss is this? I’m jealous.”

“The post-2000s generation has entered the world of business bosses and is wiping the floor with everyone.”

“This value for money, this level of service, this is Lin Yu’s supermarket? Damn, it’s amazing.”