I'm Just Too Rich

Li Tiedan had endless money to spend, but he always fell into the curse of "getting rich will lead to pitfalls" - he was fooled by various "beauties" into the fields of intangible cultural heritage plant dyeing, urban paddleboard racing, ancient armor restoration, etc. Every time, he dreamed of "making a lot of money easily" Money, however, has repeatedly fallen into cognitive blind spots: opening an intangible cultural heritage experience center without registration and being questioned, holding a paddle board competition was stopped due to lack of permission, doing armor restoration and not understanding cultural relics regulations made it a joke, engaging in light food OEM business was blocked due to lack of qualifications, and even pet psychological consultation was overturned due to fake certificates. He spent money to buy equipment but found defective products, hired experts but was fooled, tried to gamble on sales but always ran into regulatory red lines, lost hundreds of thousands every time he tried in a field, and went from "having money and willfulness" to "the more he spends, the more he becomes confused", making all kinds of absurd jokes. In the end, Li Tiedan realized through his embarrassing exits: No matter how much money he has, if he has not understood the industry, he can only be synonymous with "taking advantage of others". The book is full of laughs, which not only touches the fantasy of getting rich, but also hides the reality of "every line is like a mountain". Solemn statement: This story is purely fictitious and any similarity is purely coincidental!