Lu Ze, 27 years old, owns the "Jiuzhou Group" that dominates the world and is China's largest conglomerate worth trillions.
But his daily life is to wear a 20-yuan old man's shirt and ride a shared bicycle to broadcast live on the Internet.
The main feature is that the whole network listens to advice and is the ultimate fan!
Netizens ridiculed: "Mr. Lu, your Wuling Hongguang is too rustic, can you build a sports car?"
The next day, the bulletproof and transformable "civilian mecha vehicle" with a starting price of 38,800 yuan was put on sale online, shocking the car companies.
Netizens complained: "Brother Lu, the takeout is so slow that it's cold."
The next month, Jiuzhou Group launched twelve low-orbit satellites and officially launched "low-Earth orbit airdrop food delivery", which can reach the world in ten minutes!
Overseas giants protested: "Jiuzhou Group monopolizes chips and seriously damages the market balance!"
Lu Ze spread his hands: "Netizens say foreign chips are too expensive. What's wrong with me selling them for two yuan each to benefit mankind?"
He doesn't drive a luxury car or date actresses. His only hobby is cooking, but the whole Internet begged him: "God Lu, please don't go into the kitchen. You almost blew up the Michelin restaurant by frying shredded potatoes!"
This is the story of a richest man at the highest level who accidentally turned his company into an interstellar empire by relying on persuasion.
Reader comments
Each storyline is very short, and each major invention is written very briefly, much like a short video. The billionaire man who wears slippers all year round and holds a broken mobile phone likes to cook, but always makes dark dishes.
Each storyline is very short, and each major invention is written very briefly, much like a short video. The billionaire man who wears slippers all year round and holds a broken mobile phone likes to cook, but always makes dark dishes.
Updates are too slow and too infrequent