[Contrast, comedy, everyday life, no female lead]
After a breakup, Ye Fan is determined to make something of himself and face-slap his ex-girlfriend. Unexpectedly, he binds to a Contrast Sales System. His stall location changes every week, and what he sells is random. The very first task nearly makes him lose it. What? Selling charcoal-grilled pork belly outside a vegetarian restaurant? Is this System for real? And that's only the beginning!
Selling gaming PCs outside an elementary school, ultra-bright flashlights outside a school for the blind, seafood congee outside a gout clinic, Yunnan maca noodle soup outside a singles' apartment building, cream-filled cakes outside a weight-loss boot camp, and safety bungee cords outside a nursing home...
It turns out that wherever Ye Fan sets up his stall, customers chase after him in droves!
Ex-girlfriend: I was wrong. Let's get back together! Just give me a bite to eat, and that's enough!
One customer: I've given up vegetarianism. Boss Ye, aren't you setting up your stall to sell pork belly anymore?
Another customer: I bought my son a gaming PC from you last time, and his math grades went from dead last to first place. Boss Ye, why aren't you setting up your stall anymore?
As he works his stalls, Ye Fan forms deep friendships with his customers. A few years later, he has trillions in assets, along with countless villas, mansions, and luxury cars. Standing on the viewing terrace of his villa and gazing into the distance, Ye Fan sighs, “The System gave me way too much! I only wanted to prove myself!”
