Qian Shunfeng, a ruthless woman who lives up to her name, upholds the ingenious spirit of "having endless fun fighting with others". After fighting with three brothers and two sisters, punching uncles and aunts, and kicking shareholders, she finally became the general manager and CEO, leading the company to become bigger and stronger, reaching the pinnacle of life. Unexpectedly, the good times were short-lived. As his liver was too cruel, as expected, Mr. Qian suddenly died of overwork. When he opened his eyes again, he was a newborn baby in a poor blacksmith's family.
The frail Mr. Qian, who had been fighting for his life all his life, under the mountains of poverty and suffering, took up the sledgehammer from his father's business with tears in his eyes. At only fifteen years old, he had a healthy body that could knock open a large double-door refrigerator. It just so happened that the war between immortals and demons was going on in darkness, and the talent of the immortal sect was withered. HR could not wait to scrape the land three times and stuff it into the door to gather the number of people. In this way, the money from the bottom five spiritual roots was collected at the advanced age of fifteen.
Mr. Qian's heart aches now when he thinks of all the hard work he had done in his previous life. Looking at the bloody battlefield between immortals and demons, Mr. Qian said: "It's a showdown. I'm going to lie down!" He changed his name to Qian Yong'an, and left the weapon-refining sect to continue working hard.
It's just that while I'm refining this weapon, why do the people from the next few sects like to do it here? Men like it and women also like it. Damn it, you're probably plotting against me (my weapon refining skill)!
Everyone: Why can't I impress you in this way? An'an, is your heart made of iron? !
Qian Yongan: I'm sorry, my heart is made of iron. (￣へ￣)
I don't buy stocks. The male protagonist Yan Huan is a green tea diao from the Hehuan Sect. He doesn't have many roles as a tea seller (probably?)
Purpose: It's not as delicious as dumplings, and it's better to stand than to stand upside down.
