A month ago, Chen Feng was a carefree rich kid who spent every day eating, drinking, and having fun.
Egged on by his fair-weather friends and his wife, he invested in a scheme, only to be set up.
Now he's not only saddled with a debt of tens of billions, but his wife has run off with someone else.
When a man falls, everyone kicks him. Even the stray dogs passing by get a chance to take a bite.
You might wonder why his wealthy family isn't helping. Well, with a stepmother comes a stepfather, and he's also got a good little half-brother who shares his father.
The best job he can find now is delivering food. He even has to look after a baby on top of that, though at least the baby is his own.
Just as he was about to run out of money for formula, one of his deliveries ended up in another world.
He suddenly realized that delivering food might actually be pretty profitable.
This book is too exaggerated. How could tens of billions or hundreds of billions of people think about it? 🤮🤮