When she wakes up, Lin Gou's world is completely turned upside down - her bank account actually has an extra 100,000 yuan on time every morning! Unknown source, never stop!
Faced with this overwhelming wealth, Lin Gou covered his shocked jaw and decided to make a fortune in silence and never tell anyone!
From then on, his life started the "unlimited balance surge" mode:
Does your ex-girlfriend dislike poverty and love wealth? Ignore + block! Do you show off to your money-loving green tea colleagues? I hit her with double lipstick backhand!
A snobbish supervisor making things difficult? Spend money on a vacation! Barbecue stall owner in trouble? Borrow 30,000 life-saving money at your convenience!
Is the milk tea shop on the verge of closing down? Spend money and invest in shares to become a boss! Shared power banks and specialty barbecue stalls? Take them all!
Luxury car? Rent a mansion? Build a team? Have fun with short video marketing? What a joke! The balance is +100,000 every day, and willfulness is his capital!
Lin Gou pretends to be a pig and eats the tiger all the way, accurately pretending to be a slap in the face, and turning the little people and events around him into a cool storm. He laid out his business in a low-key manner, from milk tea shops and barbecue stalls to takeout platforms and the cute pet economy. He accumulated initial capital crazily and the business landscape was quietly taking shape.
Humorous, shady, nonsensical, and serious nonsense! Let's see how Lin Gou uses this inexhaustible "passive income" to counterattack from a young age and become a business giant that stirs up the storm, and stage an urban legend where money clears the way!
Reader comments
Give me a five-star review to support it. It feels very interesting and not bad.
The beginning is a bit bland, but it does fit the diaosi mentality of getting rich quickly, but it feels more and more interesting, and the protagonist is slowly growing up.
It's currently worth five stars. I'll check it out later.
Give me a five-star review to support it. It feels very interesting and not bad.
The beginning is a bit bland, but it does fit the diaosi mentality of getting rich quickly, but it feels more and more interesting, and the protagonist is slowly growing up.
It's currently worth five stars. I'll check it out later.
It's amazing to see me lose my temper