Quick Travel System: Age Strategy

Just when Chengcheng was thinking about how to increase the popularity of the live broadcast room, someone knocked on the door. Before she could go over to open the door, the person outside walked in hurriedly.

"Huang Chengcheng! Why don't you broadcast anymore? Now is the broadcast time stipulated in the contract. If you quit the live broadcast without permission, your salary will be deducted..."

Chengcheng looked at the middle-aged Sister Zhou in front of her who was constantly persuading her in a loud voice. She had a good impression of this person in her memory. She was the person in charge of the Yindongdong live broadcast company, and the original owner had signed a contract with her.

A 30-70 split is already very fair for someone like the original owner who has no background, not to mention that the split ratio will be adjusted if he becomes famous in the future.

Cheng Cheng listened to her talk patiently before speaking: "Sister Zhou, just tap it. I'm not in good shape today. I need to go back and adjust myself and watch how others live stream."

"Why do you want to go back and adjust? I told you that you won't make much money, so you might as well continue broadcasting. This way, maybe you can come back to life?!" Sister Zhou had already known about Huang Chengcheng's experience. She knew that her family was in financial difficulty and had a heavy burden, and that she was a hard-working child.

So when someone introduced this child to her, she took her in out of sympathy. Who hasn't had a low period when they were young? It was because she had suffered this hardship that she wanted to hold an umbrella for others.

"It's not that easy for Sister Zhou to come back to life. Can you let me go back and make some strategies?"

After hearing this, Sister Zhou hesitated for a second, looked at her weirdly made-up face and twitched her lips before continuing, "If you think so, then go back and adjust your state. Remember to come here at 7:30 tomorrow night. Your salary for this month has not been calculated yet. If it is not enough, you will have to pay part of it."

Her makeup needs to be adjusted. Who would do it like this? You know, half of the reason we decided to sign her in the first place was because Huang Chengcheng was good-looking and had great plasticity.

"Okay, Sister Zhou, I agree."

"Okay, take off your makeup, tidy yourself up, clean up the studio, and then leave."

"Okay, I understand, Sister Zhou." After saying goodbye to Sister Zhou, Cheng Cheng picked up the makeup remover on the table and poured some on a cotton pad to wipe the eye-catching makeup on her face.

All the cosmetics used on the face during the company's live broadcasts, as well as the equipment and venues, are provided by the company. Although these are provided, the ones used by Chengcheng are not particularly famous brands.

The good brand products were distributed to the top guys and girls of this new company, and the ones she got were either some not-so-good big brands or some mediocre small brands.

The reliability, practicality, workmanship and materials of small brands cannot be compared with those of big brands. Long-term use may damage the skin.

But the original owner was apparently a poor man, and his rash exchange of these things was bound to arouse suspicion.

I can only adjust my live broadcast status as soon as possible to attract more attention.

"Yitong, can you help me identify the cosmetics on the table and see which ones are mild?!"

[You can check it. Checking it once means you give up a chance to win the lottery. This is an equal exchange.]

"Emm... Yitong, you are such a prankster, right? There is only one chance to win the lottery each time, and you still want to take it away."

[Why did I choose you? I chose you to correct your bad behavior. Anyone who needs help from the system will have to pay a price.]

"Forget it then. I won't use you anymore. I'll skin you alive."

In the end, Cheng Cheng did not exchange the lottery chance with the system. In comparison, the one in front of him was more valuable. What if the bicycle turned into a motorcycle? !

……

After removing her makeup, she washed her face, simply tidied up the cosmetics on the table, swept the floor, and left the live broadcast room.

When I left the company and touched my pocket, I realized that I was a poor guy.

She only had thirty yuan in her pocket, which was the remaining money from last month's salary and was enough for her to save for a month.

Most of the money I saved was from the past 1930s and 1940s, and is now obsolete.

Wait! Speaking of money from the past, I don’t know if the money from the past is still valuable in this world. If it is valuable, hehehe…

With this possible opportunity to turn things around, Chengcheng came to the bank with excitement.

After asking the staff, I learned that the old version of the currency is now very scarce on the market. Because there are few coins in circulation, they are valuable and their value is different.

The one-cent and fifty-cent coins issued in the 1960s are usually very valuable and have been sold for as much as 30,000 yuan each. If you have money like the Qilin 8-9 note, which are even more scarce, one can go for 100,000 yuan each.

In front of the staff, Chengcheng took out an old 50-cent note from his backpack and handed it to her, asking her if she looked like this.

After learning that the banknotes were indeed like this and that one could be exchanged for 30,000 yuan, Chengcheng decisively exchanged one and rejected the staff's friendly suggestion to open an account to save the money to prevent loss.

After taking the money and putting it in her backpack, Chengcheng left the bank and became a wealthy woman.

That's right. Even those who are still in school can have a savings of 30,000 yuan, which shows that she has surpassed her peers by a lot.

After finding a public telephone booth, Chengcheng called home.

At that time, the Huang family was still busy working in the fields, and it was the owner of the grocery store who called them over to answer the call.

The Huang family doesn’t earn much money a year, only two hundred yuan at most.

The family had a heavy burden of five children and after paying the fines for having more children than allowed, all the money in the family was gone.

In order to provide equal support for the education of five children, the family owed a lot of money over the years. The money for the youngest child Chengcheng's education was saved by the whole family. When the eldest sister, who was the first child in the family, got married, the family received a lot of dowry, about 1,500 yuan.

But the family also knew that if they accepted the money, the eldest brother’s marriage would be settled for life, so no one dared to accept it.

The eldest daughter herself said that she and her eldest son-in-law were truly in love. She was the only child in her eldest son-in-law's family. His family lived in the next village and had a kiln-firing craft passed down from generation to generation. They were a relatively wealthy family. She married him voluntarily and did not want to take a penny. She planned to keep the money at home to pay off debts and support her younger brothers and sisters in school.

Of course, Huang's parents were unwilling to let their eldest daughter keep all the money. Over the years, the eldest daughter had been sensible and had done a lot for the family, and they already owed her a lot. On the eve of the eldest sister's wedding, Huang's parents hid one thousand yuan in the eldest sister's wedding quilt that she was going to take away.

He saved the remaining 500 yuan and used it to pay off a debt of 300 yuan. He also used 200 yuan to help his eldest son marry a wife, who also grew up in a poor family in the village.

The eldest son knew that the money was his eldest sister's dowry, so he used the money he earned over the years to pay her back and often visited her home.

The younger children also got married with the help of their older brothers and sisters.

The Huang family only had the youngest child, Chengcheng, so the home naturally became much more secure.

When the creditors saw that all the children of the Huang family had married, and only one was left to study, they collectively began to collect debts.