CHAPTER 86: CHAPTER 60: DAVID LIKE THE SUN GOD [REQUESTING MONTHLY TICKETS]

Zhou Tianheng sighed while driving.

Watching as four years of university in Beijing couldn’t even turn this hopeless case around, Zhou Tianheng began to inquire about how foreigners leave funds for their heirs and hire professional managers...

Who would have thought, this year, romance struck, and Cupid took action!

Isn’t this what fate’s all about?

There’s this girl, great figure, pretty, a bit sneaky but still quite cute and perceptive...

What’s wrong with making some friends in this society?

If the friendship turns out well, starting a family is no problem, right?

That’s why he just got the idea to practice with a small account?

But as he walks closer to the company, pondering the big business ahead, he can’t help but mull over what his son said—

Right, why is his girlfriend shyly glancing at Bai?

Does she find young boys more energetic?

Moreover, is his intellectual ceiling really that lacking? What if they have a child and it turns out to be like Bai in character...

Zhou Tianheng shivered and couldn’t help but black out momentarily as he got out of the car.

...

Chu River’s life became freer once more.

Mainly because his little brother’s life became freer.

After all business was handed over to Hanqi Smart Home Company, the only thing his little brother needs to do is provide the produced goods to the drivers picking them up daily.

And once Chu River remodels the production line of the company, he won’t even have to do that.

Suddenly, his little brother felt quite lost.

"Sis, won’t I need to work anymore?"

Will he still have a chance to earn money?

The one million in his bank account now earns several bucks in interest every day.

Chu River glanced at him, puzzled: "Why would you think that way?"

She remained focused on adjusting parts while murmuring:

"What I have to do next is much more complicated than this."

"Aren’t you fond of watching livestreams? You should study it well, your next job will be related to that."

Her little brother perked up.

"Sis, are you finally planning to switch to food livestreaming? I knew you had the talent for it! That’s amazing!"

No wonder his sister, so young, could earn money so well, if not, she’d starve in no time.

"Well..."

Her brother hesitated: "Was that one million my yearly salary for this year?"

If his sister does livestreams, his work should be much easier than now.

Will the salary be cut?

Chu River: "..."

No brains, no vision.

A million can’t even buy alloy, yet he cherishes it like it’s precious—

He even saved money recently!

Just to ensure the one million stays intact in his bank card!

Isn’t it embarrassing to say that out loud?

"That’s just the bonus for a project."

"When the first quarter’s share from the partner arrives, Central Rain will have another bonus."

Her brother trembled with excitement—still, still more?!

He struggled to stand upright.

"Sis, with so much money, I didn’t really do anything, I feel unworthy..."

Chu River: "..."

She thought about it carefully.

"It’s indeed a bit much... okay, ten thousand."

She said then buried herself in adjusting parts again.

Her little brother: "..."

That’s what you get for having a big mouth, that’s what you get!

Yet, why is there still an underlying sense of relief? Is this the humility of a dunce?

Wuwuwu...

Turns out, not studying means you don’t even dare to take money...

...

Chu River had already finished adjusting the parts and now pulled the tablet in front of her to carefully peruse the paper.

[On Drone Extreme Scene Search and Location...]

She skimmed the content briefly; it wasn’t particularly impressive, even verging on old ideas in a new bottle, using the same examples and data repeatedly.

Given Chu River’s level, such articles seldom warrant her attention, but... because this was Qin Manman’s work?

As the female protagonist, she ought to receive such focus.

For instance, Chu River, her phone constantly monitored the other’s movements,

...

Qin Manman, as the novel’s female protagonist, after graduating with her master’s degree this year, since she hasn’t been reborn, she hasn’t found a suitable place to work, naturally leading to a long window period.

During this period, she’s constantly leveraging her connections, moving around within the graduate student team remaining at school, seemingly hoping to identify some promising stock.

From her perspective, everything she does post-graduation is preparation for entering the Tianfeng Research Institute.

But indeed, it was preparation; it’s just that her preparation differed from others who rely on skill, on results.

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