After an unexpected transmigration, Su Donglai returned to 2010 and awakened the Supermarket Investment System.
Each cycle, he could receive funds from the System, but they could only be used to build supermarkets.
And the investment funds had nothing to do with profits. Even if the business lost money, he could still receive a huge amount of funding.
To Su Donglai, who used to be a corporate drone, this sounded incredible: he could run a supermarket without spending his own money, and still own the place?
Corporate rat race? Forget that nonsense! My employees get one day of work and three days off, and they're paid for all of it.
I'll just keep using the investment funds to build supermarkets.
Fresh food, digital products... those are just the basics.
Every employee gets a starting salary of ten thousand, with benefits that put every other company to shame.
A supermarket chain spread across the entire world.
And the definition of a supermarket keeps expanding. Why can't an electronics store count as a supermarket?
An online game marketplace can be a supermarket too.
Supermarkets in full bloom, with countless categories.
I never understood what the protagonist does to make money? His points are that he has been serving the supermarket, which means that he has been working for nothing? What's the point? Do you want to be a saint?
No matter how much you ask the protagonist, you still want the protagonist to make some money and exchange for some points? If you don't allow the protagonist to earn any points at all, the novel will be a failure. In the end, you can open supermarkets to all the worlds. Set a small goal first and open supermarkets all over the galaxy.
Looks good, come on