The day Chen Shuncai was laid off, his landlord came knocking for rent.
He dug a battered book his grandfather had left him out from under the bed. Five words caught his eye: "Collect the clothes, then collect the feelings."
He bought old clothes for three cents and sold them for thirty-eight, making an eightyfold profit.
There are three hundred and sixty trades, and each has its own tricks.
Old clothes, locksmithing, pawnshops, funerals, the black market, used cars, scrap, restaurants, renovations, middlemen... Others saw a way to make a living. He saw the hidden rivers of wealth revealed line by line in the tattered book.
Zhou Yingying, an investment goddess, sent him fifty thousand: "I'll invest. I want a thirty percent cut, and the book."
He had no idea that this book bore the weight of a life debt from thirty years ago. A group of people were watching him. They wanted the book, and his life.
Five heroines circle him as he makes his way through all three hundred and sixty trades.
He believes in just one principle: know the person first, then the money.
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