[Era + Big Boss + Abuse of Scumbags + Cool Articles + Getting Rich: Ten years of working for nothing, three years of running a stall and becoming a millionaire]
Qin Yin kindly saved a poor woman who was domestically abused by a scumbag and whose blood was sucked and mutilated by her giant baby brother.
In the blink of an eye, she transformed into this woman.
In the factory dormitory in 1986, she was seriously ill and was surrounded by her good-for-nothing brother and others: "Sister, please help me. I only need to go to the dance club for one night to pay off the money I owe."
The door was banged, and Qin Yin in the room covered her soft brain: She shouldn't have such damn good intentions.
"Ding! Congratulations on binding to the system of getting rich by setting up a street stall. Please host and work hard to become the richest man in the world!"
Qin Yin: "You're here just in time. Can you give me the AK?"
System: "... Host, I can provide you with anti-wolf spray."
After taking care of her crippled brother and gangsters, Qin Yin quit her factory assembly line job and became an ordinary street vendor.
Tobacco is sold at the door of the dance hall, flowers are sold at the door of the funeral parlor, milk tea is sold at the door of the factory, fruit is sold at the door of the hospital, sausages are sold at the door of the school...
Many years later, Qin Yin, who owned most of the real estate in S city, was interviewed maliciously by the Hong Kong media: "I heard that Mrs. Jiang runs a street vendor? How do you know Mr. Jiang, the richest man in Hong Kong?"
"Oh, Mr. Jiang has been buying my stall for three years. Maybe he has a special hobby!"
The next day, the richest man's special habits spread throughout Hong Kong.
Mr. Jiang found Qin Yin with the newspaper, "I don't like buying street stall goods... I just love you."
Reader comments
It feels okay, but when can the heroine sever ties with her family? Anyway, it feels like family relations are a big deal.
It's a very nice article. I highly recommend it. Why don't many people comment?
It feels okay, but when can the heroine sever ties with her family? Anyway, it feels like family relations are a big deal.
It's a very nice article. I highly recommend it. Why don't many people comment?