“I have money, but I don’t spend it.”
Everyone thought Lin Yan was crazy.
The System gave him an unlimited credit limit, but he bought a Volvo instead of a Ferrari.
A nouveau riche invited him for drinks to show off his wealth, but Lin Yan brewed tea in his courtyard.
An influencer agency offered him thirty million to livestream, but he said, “No, thank you.”
The whole internet was waiting for this “holier-than-thou tycoon” to come crashing down.
Then one day, people saw Lin Yan trending, not because he was flaunting his wealth, but because he had rented an entire private garden and invited more than a dozen people over for tea.
Every single person on the guest list was worth over ten billion.
And the only reason they were willing to come was that
“Lin Yan said the tea was good today.”
So far, within 20 chapters, it's pretty good. The writing is soothing, with a shallow artistic beauty and slow pace. It has a strong local cultural atmosphere and a light and soothing pace of life. There is a heroine, who appears in the first few chapters. The relationship develops relatively quickly, and there is some romance and fateful encounters. I suggest that the author can add romance or a heroine tag.
The pace of the plot is neither fast nor slow. It is different from other ordinary gods and heroes. This one is very immersive. I want to go to Yangzhou if I have time to see it, from Pisi Street, to Guoqing Road, to Slender West Lake.
The writing is very slow, the slowness is very charming, and the slow reading is very beautiful. I really want to go to Yangzhou to live for a while.
Fine. Just looking at it, the book is gone, 🥺