After Yuan Chun started working at the post office, she unexpectedly found over a dozen unsold sets of stamps in the warehouse, including a few sets that later were worth millions.
So, Yuan Chun used her manuscript fees to buy all these stamps.
Yuan Chun was already familiar with colleagues at the post office. Her articles submitted to major newspapers in the provincial city and Beijing were all published, and she earned quite a lot in manuscript fees. However, since the address on her money orders was the post office address and not her home address, few people knew she submitted articles to newspapers every month.
Initially, only the colleagues at the post office knew.
Later, the Chen family also found out.
Because of this, Yuan Chun also attracted the jealousy of her two sisters-in-law, but Yuan Chun never fussed with them.
As a result, after Yuan Chun started working at the post office, the leadership particularly admired her and took special care of her. When Yuan Chun used her salary to buy the stamps that had accumulated over the years, the management’s attitude toward her became even more enthusiastic.
But decades later, when the value of the stamp sets rose to the price of a house per set, the aged leaders were filled with regret.
A few years later, during the reform and opening up, Guo Changming sold his job and, as in the previous life, wanted to venture south.
However, on the day he sold his job, Yuan Chun used an Invisibility Talisman on herself, went to his house, beat him up severely, and took all the money he had saved.
Like the Zhao family, Guo Changming thought he had been beaten by a ghost, terrifying him so much that he was mentally disturbed.
Devoid of money and having been scared out of his wits, Guo Changming didn’t venture south. Later, leveraging his father-in-law’s old connections, he found a temporary job at the steel mill.
Afterward, whenever Guo Changming earned money and intended to start a business, Yuan Chun would become invisible, go beat him, and then sweep up the Guo family’s money.
Perhaps having been beaten so many times, Guo Changming eventually became fearless and contemplated the situation. Afterward, he no longer dared to dream of venturing south. Even when envious of those who went into business and became millionaires, he didn’t dare entertain the thought.
In this life, Guo Changming was always the lowest-tier worker at the steel mill. With four children, his family relied solely on the meager salary that he and his wife earned, living a tight life.
Just like in the previous life, shortly after Yuan Chun got married, Guo Changming secretly sought her out, hoping to maintain a connection. However, after being beaten severely by Yuan Chun, he was too scared to come back again.
Yuan Chun later had a son and a daughter with the naive guy, and all three children were very accomplished.
The naive guy lived a very happy life.
He was pampered by Yuan Chun all his life.
Because the naive guy had a good wife to take care of him, Mr. Chen and Mrs. Chen passed away with smiles on their faces.
Yuan Chun and the naive guy both lived into their nineties, passing away on the same day.
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"Host, you’ve completed the mission. This time you earned fifty points, and now you have a total of four hundred and eighty points."
After organizing the emotions from the last small world, Yuan Chun sighed softly, "007, I’ve done more than ten missions, but only have a few hundred points. Isn’t that too little?"
"Host, our System Mall prices are cheap too. If the Main God gave you a thousand points per mission, but the prices in the System Mall were adjusted up, then by that time, a pack of Invisibility Talismans or a bottle of Revitalizing Pills would cost three hundred points and you’d think it’s expensive."
Yuan Chun, hearing this, felt 007 made a good point.
Lower rewards mean relatively cheaper prices.
Higher rewards mean higher prices.
It’s just like in the outside world: higher wages lead to increased prices, and it all adds up to the same thing.