Luxury Goods Repair: From the Start, I Got the Art Influencer Under My Thumb

Sweet music major: "Can this be fixed?"

Soft-spoken classical dancer: "Can this be fixed?"

Elegant violinist: "Can this be fixed?"

Ding Kele: "One at a time, don't crowd!"

Ding Kele was a first-year civil engineering student who joined a college entrepreneurship program, only to accidentally activate a system for repairing luxury goods.

Every time he completed a luxury repair, he would earn a rebate and a skill that greatly enhanced his physical abilities.

But how many people around a university town could afford luxury handbags?

Then he met an upperclasswoman studying music at an arts university and discovered that the students there spent just as freely as rich socialites.

Soon, his luxury repair studio was packed with customers.