I Became Rich After Opening a Bank

The serialized article "Back to Ninety and I'm Four" is also known as "Back to Four and I'm Urging Mom to Remarry Every Day". Please collect it. Qi Jia couldn't stand the way her mother Zhou Xiaoya was verbose and fussy. She had to bargain for even one or two cents to buy a dish. The house at home was already small, so they wouldn't let her throw away anything. She couldn't bear to buy her some clothes, but she couldn't bear to wear them. The most annoying thing is that he always talks about her and urges her to get married. Qi Jia knew that her mother did not remarry after her father passed away, and she was dependent on her and had a difficult life. But she felt depressed. When she could afford to rent a house, she moved out immediately. The sky was high and the sky was high, and she felt uncomfortable. When the brakes failed and the car rushed under the large truck in front, Qi Jia vaguely saw her mother rushing towards her from the passenger seat and hugging herself. When I opened my eyes again, it was 1991. At that time, her father had just passed away, she was just 4 years old, and her mother was only 25 years old, as beautiful as a delicate white flower. Qi Jia: Mom, let's go to Shanghai to buy stocks! Let's buy more houses! I want to make a lot of money and let you live a good life! Mom, grandma and aunt are like tigresses, coming to rob our money and house again and drive us away. Please stand behind me and I will protect you! Zhou Xiaoya: I can do it myself, and I will become a rich woman! Copywriting of this article: Qian Xinxin, who is about to graduate from college, accidentally awakened a private banking system from the future and was tied by the system to become the president of Daxin Bank. But she is too miserable as the president. Not only is she the only employee, the bank's registered capital of 100 million can only be used but she can't use it. She is still too poor to eat or rent a house, so she can only put a folding bed in the bank lobby first. Intention: growth