Lin Chen and Zhao Qiang, a young man, teamed up to buy lottery tickets. After winning a prize of five million, Zhao Qiang turned his back on the lottery and only returned Lin Chen four yuan of his capital. Lin Chen couldn't bear to say anything because he had already purchased fifty additional lottery tickets of the same number and won the grand prize of 200 million. After claiming the prize, Lin Chen quietly purchased commercial real estate and waited for the opportunity. Zhao Qiang spent extravagantly and took out a loan to open a store and start a business, and happened to rent a store owned by Lin Chen. Lin Chen opened a high-end restaurant opposite it, overwhelming his opponents with an absolute advantage. Desperate, Zhao Qiang begged the chairman of Xingchen Group to let him go, only to find that the boss behind the scenes was Lin Chen. In the end, Zhao Qiang suffered the consequences, while Lin Chen stuck to the bottom line and started a new life with wisdom.
Reader comments
After just watching the first few episodes, I discovered that Zhao Qiang is actually quite pitiful. He was so poor that he didn't even have the 4 yuan to buy a lottery ticket. He spent 3 hours of hard work squatting to get the lottery numbers, betting his last hope of turning his life around on it, and then drew a big pie and sent it to Xiao Linchen. Isn't it okay to send a small loan or give away 4 yuan? You actually really think that if you invest or form a partnership, even if you have the pie, even if it is given to you, won't you be afraid of dying after eating it? On the contrary, the male protagonist Lin Chenjiao stole the fruits of Fa Xiao's labor and bought 50 lottery tickets with the same numbers, which was an out-and-out hooligan act. So I no longer had the desire to read any more.
After just watching the first few episodes, I discovered that Zhao Qiang is actually quite pitiful. He was so poor that he didn't even have the 4 yuan to buy a lottery ticket. He spent 3 hours of hard work squatting to get the lottery numbers, betting his last hope of turning his life around on it, and then drew a big pie and sent it to Xiao Linchen. Isn't it okay to send a small loan or give away 4 yuan? You actually really think that if you invest or form a partnership, even if you have the pie, even if it is given to you, won't you be afraid of dying after eating it? On the contrary, the male protagonist Lin Chenjiao stole the fruits of Fa Xiao's labor and bought 50 lottery tickets with the same numbers, which was an out-and-out hooligan act. So I no longer had the desire to read any more.