One Hundred Bitcoins a Day, Bai Yueguang, Let Me Go Back to Shengjing

[Business war + career + multiple heroines + easy daily life + not brainless] When he was twenty-four years old, Sun Yu was still crowded into a ten-square-meter partitioned room in San Jose. Five Mexican dishwashers lived next door, and he fell asleep to the smell of tortillas every night. He thought he would be like this for the rest of his life. Until that day, something called the "Talent to Wealth System" was tied to Sun Yu. For every additional employee, he gets one more BTC income. So Sun Yu founded Pandara, and within two years, he became the youngest billionaire in the United States. He thought that as long as he was rich enough, he could catch the white moonlight that was beyond his reach when he was a student. So Sun Yu arranged a Victoria Harbor deal for her, opened a bottle of wine for 380,000 Hong Kong dollars, and spent 10 million U. S. Dollars in three months without blinking an eye. Until she said: "Can you come to Shengjing? And the temporary additional US$50 million." Sun Yu looked at the sunset and replied for the first time: "Let me think about it."