Liu Chuan had been dating Su Hong for five years, and gave her every cent of his wages.
His younger brother's tuition, his mother's surgery, building a house back home, and 3,500 yuan in living expenses each month: over five years, he gave her 376,000 yuan, keeping just 2,761 yuan and 38 cents for himself.
On Su Hong's birthday, he planned to use the last couple thousand yuan he had to buy her a luxury handbag.
Outside MixC, Su Hong got into Zhou Kai's Mercedes-Benz E300L, right in front of him, and tossed out, “Who would respect you if you went out carrying some crappy 2,000-yuan bag?”
At that very moment, the [Spend and Get Reimbursed System] activated.
Spend as much as you want, and get the same amount back.
The original funds are preserved permanently, points accumulate forever, and every level-up grants a limited-edition lottery draw.
His first draw: a Grandmaster's physique.
His second draw: an exact prediction of the Double Color Ball jackpot, winning 620 million yuan from the prize pool.
Liu Chuan bought 124 tickets and went all in on the entire prize pool.
The day the 620 million yuan arrived, he walked into the bank's private banking department and casually transferred 480 million yuan, making the private banking manager's hands shake.
By mistake, he bought 240 million yuan worth of stocks. They immediately hit the daily limit, giving him 48 million yuan in unrealized gains.
His ex-girlfriend's cousin confessed to him in public, the daughter of a real estate magnate couldn't get him out of her mind after one night, and a female private banking manager secretly began to take an interest in him.
Meanwhile, Zhou Kai's family was still laughing at him for being a computer repairman, until Liu Chuan bought their hotel for 800 million yuan in cash. Only then did they realize...
That young man in Uniqlo had already bought up the entire street.
Outside MixC, he had sworn, “One day, this place will bear the name Liu.”
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