The Internet Took Your Advice: This Trillionaire Conglomerate Is So Down-to-Earth

At 27, Lu Ze is the richest tycoon in China, with a trillion-yuan fortune and a Jiuzhou Group that dominates the globe.

Yet his daily routine consists of wearing a twenty-yuan undershirt and livestreaming himself riding a shared bike.

His whole thing is listening to the internet and treating his fans like royalty!

Netizens joked, “Boss Lu, your Wuling Hongguang is so tacky. Can you make a sports car?”

The very next day, a “people’s mecha car” went on sale nationwide. It had a starting price of 38,000 yuan, was bulletproof, and could transform, leaving automakers stunned.

Netizens complained, “Brother Lu, the delivery took so long the food got cold.”

The following month, Jiuzhou Group launched twelve low-orbit satellites and officially began “near-Earth orbital food delivery.” Orders would arrive anywhere in the world within ten minutes!

Overseas conglomerates protested, “Jiuzhou Group is monopolizing chips and seriously disrupting the balance of the market!”

Lu Ze shrugged. “Netizens said foreign chips were too expensive, so I’m selling them for two yuan each to benefit humanity. What’s wrong with that?”

He doesn’t drive luxury cars or date celebrities. His only hobby is cooking, yet the whole internet begs him, “God Lu, please stay out of the kitchen! Your stir-fried shredded potatoes nearly blew up a Michelin-starred restaurant!”

This is the story of a max-level tycoon who, by listening to advice, accidentally turned his company into an interstellar empire.