Moutai was priced at 0.1 yuan, cabbage at 6,200, and mineral water from the same brand and in the same size cost two yuan for one bottle and 8,900 for another.
Everyone was scrambling to buy the cheap goods.
Only Chen Mo could see the hidden rule: “The lower the price, the higher the value. But don’t touch any item priced below one yuan.”
He watched helplessly as the supermarket owner reached for the bottle of Moutai with its blood-red label.
He didn’t dare say a word.
Because the second rule said: Interfering with another person’s participation counts as willingly accepting the consequences on their behalf.
He still doesn’t dare think about the unfinished line of gray text.
