100 Million Arrived, and All the Girls in the School Went Crazy

Du Yunfei, an 18-year-old rural boy, was forced to drop out of school by his parents who locked up his ID card, and was abandoned by his girlfriend because he was too poor. However, he was bound to the [100 million per day] system in a desperate situation. On the day of registration, he drove into the campus in a full-model Panamera, only to be greeted by the crowd laughing at him. The rich second generation gathered around his car and took videos: "You poor guy who rents a car to show off!" Under the tent, the cool school beauty Yu Bing lowered her head to register the new students' information. She was wearing a T-shirt that had been washed white, and her canvas shoes were frayed, but she was so beautiful that people dared not look directly at her. She is recognized as the most unapproachable iceberg in the school and has rejected all suitors. No one knows that her father died early and her mother is seriously ill, leaving only 346 yuan for living expenses every month. Late that night, Du Yunfei's bank balance exceeded 300 million. He opened WeChat and sent a message to Yu Bing: "Sister, I need a personal assistant with a monthly salary of 100,000 yuan, including food and accommodation. " Three minutes later, Yu Bing replied: "Really? " Early the next morning, she appeared downstairs in his dormitory wearing a cheap shirt and a new pair of black silk stockings. She thought it was a serious part-time job until Du Yunfei took her into the top floor of Tomson Yipin, a large flat with river view worth 280 million. Outside the floor-to-ceiling window was the entire Huangpu River. She stood on the carpet, her legs trembling. "From today on, everything about you is under my control." Du Yunfei put a black card in her hand. Yu Bing clutched the card and shed tears on the black silk stockings. At this moment, the Shanghai Polytechnic Forum exploded - someone photographed the cool school beauty sitting on the freshman Paramela, with the caption: "Is Yu Bing being kept?"