Hua Man is 25, an only child from a small third-tier city in southern China. Gentle and a little absent-minded, she works alone in Mo City. She is used to saving money, yet deep down she longs to “stop shortchanging herself.” She comes from an ordinary family. Her parents are retired factory workers, each receiving a monthly pension of 3,000 yuan. Both are hardworking, and even in retirement they run a small shop on the commercial street by their residential compound. It doesn't bring in much, but after paying rent they still make a little extra. They can be a bit nagging, but they love their daughter dearly. She thought she would live an ordinary life like everyone else, going to school, working, getting married... Never did she imagine that at 25, she would suddenly be bound to a Life-Changing Wealth System.
• Wealth System: The unexpectedly bound “Life-Changing Wealth System” works by having her complete tasks related to “improving quality of life” to earn “wealth points,” which can be exchanged for cash, goods, or skills. The tasks become more difficult as the heroine grows more capable.
• Male lead: Liu Yan, 27, outwardly the owner of a newly opened chain supermarket in Mo City. He is a low-key rich second-generation heir sent by his family to gain experience on the front lines, and is cold on the outside but warm underneath, with a keen eye for detail.
I read some people's comments and said that the character of the heroine does not match the cognition, but for me, although my family is a small county town with dual incomes, the content of the story is consistent. If you have money but not much, you will be afraid of consumption in big cities. Nothing wrong, the author is great, come on (ง •̀_•́)ง encourage each other