Starting a Business, Losing a Hundred Thousand a Day

Bai Mansheng had just graduated from college, and she was getting rejected everywhere she applied. On top of that, she was an orphan. Her parents had died when she was young, and her relatives called her a jinx. Fortunately, she had an inheritance and insurance money to support her through college.

When she returned to her empty home in her small hometown, her relatives gathered around again, offering to set her up with someone and treating her like a resource to be traded.

Bai Mansheng didn't want to say much. She was preparing to go to Shanghai and become a corporate drone when she suddenly became bound to an entrepreneurship System. The System told her to work hard at starting a business and not to worry about losing money: if she lost money, she'd get a one-time rebate. She was given five million in startup capital.

Could there really be such a good deal?

Bai Mansheng still went to Shanghai, but instead of becoming a corporate drone, she picked up a script, put on her old-money persona, and started a company. She sent an offer to the classmates from her alma mater who'd made a good impression on her. When they opened it, they found a job at an unknown company with a monthly salary of 18,000 yuan.

They thought it was a scam, but the salary was too tempting for new graduates to pass up. They looked the company up online and found that it was real. The legal representative listed was... Bai Mansheng?!!!

They sent her a message to ask about it, but Bai Mansheng was busy spending money and didn't have time to explain. She made a group chat, sent each of them 10,000 yuan, and said it was for travel expenses.

The classmates: ?!!!!

They rushed over overnight, shouting "Mom!" the whole way.

The class chat was in an uproar. Someone made a sarcastic comment: Maybe she's taking you to northern Myanmar to be trafficked.

The classmates ignored them. They knew the difference between Shanghai and northern Myanmar. Those people were just jealous because they couldn't find jobs.

One classmate tried to message Bai Mansheng, only to find she wasn't in the school's group chat. She'd left as soon as she graduated, and had also disabled WeChat friend requests. Waaah, they'd missed out on a super-rich heiress!

Bai Mansheng was losing money hand over fist and getting double back. She was happily telling her employees to keep up the good work, but they were afraid she'd go bankrupt and started working themselves into a frenzy.

Bai Mansheng: No, my babies?!

Theme: Shared prosperity