Lin Xiaobei is an overworked corporate drone, so broke she survives on the biscuits in the office pantry.
Then she discovers on the toilet that she's won nine million after tax. She thinks she'll finally get to lie flat, but trouble comes even faster than the money:
Relatives she hasn't heard from in eight hundred years suddenly start asking after her.
Her childhood friend cries and begs to start a bubble tea shop together.
Even her ex-boyfriend reappears to ask, “How have you been lately?”
Most importantly, she's now worth tens of millions, yet the very next day she still shows up at her desk on time to write her weekly report.
“What's my reason for quitting? I can't exactly write that I won the lottery...”
Her roommate Zhao Jiajia says she's got something wrong with her, and Lin Xiaobei thinks he's right.
How is she supposed to spend all this money?
Will her best friend turn against her?
And why is she still too scared to order a forty-yuan bubble tea even though she's rich?
Lighthearted everyday life × relatable reality × no melodrama or catfights
See how this unlucky woman gets the best value out of nine million.
I really want to be myself, not because I am short of money. I want to be free for once. I guess there is no hope in this life. Maybe most people think so. If you live your life for too long, you want to change it.