Liu Wei is a low-level car insurance salesman who is exploited by others. He made a poisonous oath: he is willing to give up his marriage and children for a lifetime of prosperity and wealth.
Only fate remembered it.
The turning point came unexpectedly, and he accidentally wandered into a wealthy area while delivering food. A meal of 30 yuan was exchanged for a generous tip of 200 yuan.
On the way back, Liu Wei was pushed to the point of collapse by a series of bombardments from his supervisor, and Liu Wei vented his anger on the phone call.
After calming down, he realized that the person he was yelling at was not his supervisor, but Zhou Yu'an, a top-notch customer.
But the man on the other end of the phone asked gently: "Then do you still sell car insurance?"
A limited-edition supercar worth 8 million, with a top-priced insurance policy of 220,000 yuan, was given to him who had nothing.
Since then, Liu Wei has made a complete comeback.
All of Zhou Yu'an's personal car insurance and all corporate employee policies under his name are solely handled by him.
The company set up an exclusive docking group for big bosses, and Liu Wei suddenly became the top seller in the company that no one dared to mess with.
Everyone said he was extremely lucky.
Only Liu Wei knew full well that this was the blessing he got in exchange for marriage and children.
Until Zhou Yuan's secretary handed him a document, he lowered his head and glanced at it.
... Wait a minute, why is there custody of twins here?
The memory of three years ago suddenly came back to life.
In the cold winter of that year, he was desperate and filled out a special donation form at the hospital for a reward of 20,000 yuan.
There is a column note on the last page: "Is there any wish or belief content that needs to be synchronized? The system will randomly match the recipient families who share the same heart."
Liu Wei was stunned for a few seconds, then wrote a line of words with a wry smile:
"I am willing to exchange marriage and children for wealth in this life."
The upright, silly and petty salesman × the gentle and long-planned boss
The boss appeared late, but kept paying close attention throughout the whole process
Concept: Shortcuts are never gifts, but in fact are overdrafts with a clear price tag from fate.