This isn't a conventional feel-good power fantasy, but it isn't a tragic novel like the old ones, either. It leans toward an ensemble cast, portraying the ups and downs of ordinary people's lives in a small city.
Workplace role reversal + heartwarming healing + lighthearted tycoon fantasy.
"Why Does This Boss Hand Out Money at the Drop of a Hat?"
"You Asked Him to Open a Supermarket, So Why Do the Employees Get Seven Types of Insurance, a Housing Fund, and Two Days Off a Week?"
"The Whole Internet Is Begging: Please Open a Supermarket in Our County!"
"An Unlimited Charity Fund from the Start, and the Employees Are Begging Me to Stop Giving Them Money"
"You Need Connections to Do Business? My Backer Is a Fragrant Fairy!"
Other people start companies by exploiting their employees, giving them four days off a month, and docking their pay whenever they can.
Yang Ye runs a supermarket by handing out money at the drop of a hat, with so many benefits that his employees are afraid to accept them!
The intern thinks he's run into a bad guy, the store manager thinks he's a walking money tree, and his competitors think he's crazy.
Only Yang Ye stares at the rapidly rising charity balance on his panel, lost in thought: The fairy sister said I should spread love throughout the world. Surely giving my employees a few million a month isn't too much?
Starting in a tiny county town, a storm that turns the workplace upside down erupts in full force!
It's so beautiful, but it's a pity that there are too few of it and it's not enough to watch.