[Slow-Paced Money-Making, Everyday Urban Life]
After graduating, Feng Hai joined a communications company as a records clerk. For seven years, his salary stayed steady, though it was neither high nor low. He often had to work overtime, with no extra pay. At last, the 28-year-old Feng Hai had had enough and quit. One day after leaving his job, he was out and about when he got tired and his phone ran out of battery. He happened to pass an internet cafe, so he went in and rented a computer, planning to order milk tea, watch a movie, and charge his phone. As soon as he plugged it into the computer, his phone restarted by itself. Feng Hai thought nothing of it. After sipping his milk tea and finishing the movie, he picked up his phone to check the battery, only to find a part-time jobs app had appeared on it. Thinking his phone had caught a virus and installed the app on its own, Feng Hai tried to uninstall it, but nothing worked. With no other choice, he opened the app and discovered he could actually earn money from part-time gigs. He completed a task that involved downloading and trying out an app, and the screen showed he could withdraw 100 yuan. Feng Hai linked his bank card and tapped the withdrawal button.
Ding! 100 yuan has been deposited into your Bank of China account ending in 3799.
Feng Hai jumped up in excitement. It was real!
Just like writing a primary school composition, my head was numb when I listened to the book. There are a lot of modifiers, I don't know how to write them.
Keep a diary? Writing an essay? Writing a documentary? Not like a novel
Too watery. . .