Reaching the age of thirty, my income randomly doubled

Quickly called my roommates over to watch, they too were staying here to work during the summer break.

Without returning home.

I initially thought she was just a little girl spouting nonsense, but then she casually whipped out a Rolls-Royce, a convertible no less.

That wasn't even the most outrageous part. After seeing several yachts anchored at sea, she simply decided to buy one.

One phone call and her dad agreed.

What kind of family is this?

"Miss."

The two of them had already arrived earlier to wait for Chen An'an, who was quite accustomed to this top-level treatment.

She didn't see anything surprising about it; this trip was to look at yachts.

It was imperative to buy one she liked.

The staff introduced them one by one, with the yacht center's person in charge personally coming over to receive her.

The least expensive here was a small speedboat costing over a million dollars.

The kind you often see in action movies.

The most valuable was a medium-sized superyacht, with just the living room alone covering a hundred square meters.

It even had separate sports rooms, a library, a movie theater, and other top-notch facilities.

The feature Chen An'an liked most about it was the large balcony outside the rooms.

Sitting up there, facing the sea, and sipping a cup of coffee was simply too blissful.

At night, the balcony could even be closed off electronically.

The entire vessel had five master bedrooms, and accommodating over a dozen people would not be an issue.

This medium-sized superyacht was at least four or five times larger than the one in Magic City.

Seriously, its luxury was beyond imagination.

"That's the one, I'm going to tell my dad to buy it," said Chen An'an excitedly, clapping her small hands and running around on it carelessly.

The person in charge could barely keep the smile from splitting his face; her saying so pretty much sealed the deal.

After all, he had heard beforehand that without substantial resources, he wouldn't bother to show anyone around.

Forget about even getting on board to look.

A possession worth over two hundred million, if you aren't born into it, you likely would never have it.

If you want to change your fate against the odds, just keep trying, youngster.

The asking price was 220 million Hong Kong dollars; there wasn't much room for haggling over something like this.

If you can afford it, you buy; if you can't, they won't pitch it any further.

Because it's simply pointless.

Chen An'an, having acquired the toy she'd set her heart on, didn't even care about her live streaming anymore.

Shen Youwei had no choice but to follow her with a phone in hand, chasing after her on the huge superyacht.

When the miss said buy, the big boss didn't think twice and just bought it for her.

This kind of life was truly beyond a dream.

After all, Shen Youwei had never known before meeting Chen An'an that a girl under ten could live like this.

...

Negotiations for the superyacht would take some time.

Anyway, it was the group's Xiangjiang office's responsibility, so Chen An'an didn't need to worry about it.

To take a ride, she'd have to wait another day or two.

But Chen An'an genuinely loved the superyacht and even called Song Yanxi in Capital City to share her joy and happiness.

Song Yanxi also admonished her to spend less recklessly.

Chen An'an nodded vigorously but immediately forgot about it the moment she turned around.

What did her mom say?

She seemed to not remember anymore.

Rushing back home, Chen Pingsheng told her to go rest quickly, not even noticing the time.

It was nearly ten o'clock, and it wasn't good for a child to sleep so late.

Before going to sleep, Chen An'an still found time to chat with Shen Youwei. As they chatted, sleepiness crept up on her.

Once sleepy, she flopped down on the big bed and slept until she woke up naturally.

The next day, Chen Pingsheng had to attend a CEO course.

Six bodyguards were left at home, along with Shen Youwei and Zhao Yingying to take care of her; there shouldn't be any problems.

He left for class feeling at ease.

The Xiangjiang CEO course mainly focused on international situations and global financial topics.

There were twenty-one students in the class, with a registration fee of 2.68 million dollars.

He knew quite a few people there, such as the old acquaintance Tong Zelan, Guo Ziyi, the third-generation scion of the Xiangjiang Guo family.

Other notable figures included Kwai's CEO Du Hua and the head of the country's largest home appliance chain, Han Jindong.

They were all people of considerable repute, and the rest covered various sectors such as real estate, toys, commercial supermarkets, manufacturing, and clothing.

This CEO course could be said to have a high gold content.

Including Chen Pingsheng himself, at least half had a fortune of over ten billion dollars.

Those who could reach over fifty billion were considered super-wealthy.

Han Jindong, Guo Ziyi, and Du Hua were members of this group.
Your next chapter is on empire

Reaching their level meant that they were all extremely courteous when greeting each other.

Chen Pingsheng was rather modest among them, since the publicly traded company with the highest market value he owned was Tengying Entertainment.

Its stock price had reached 62 billion dollars.

He owned 50% of the shares, and not long ago, he sold his fresh grocery chain to Alibaba for 1.2 billion US dollars.

This also attracted a flurry of financial news coverage.

In July, Antler Coffee went public on Nasdaq, with a stock value of over twenty billion dollars.

Besides, over the past few months, he had really spent over forty billion dollars investing in new energy vehicles.

Undoubtedly, he was also a rising figure in the domestic business scene.

However, reaching his level, most tended to keep a low profile.

Even Du Hua joked that his own short video platform had made Old Chen the biggest beneficiary.

With so many internet stars on Kwai, Xin Teng Live Streaming accounted for half of the major influencers.

Chen Pingsheng courteously asked him to look out for them.

To Du Hua, Chang Fu was just an employee compared to capital, and even making several billion a year was the same.

But Chen Pingsheng was different. Xin Teng Live Streaming was his, and Du Hua was very clear about that.

Both now being major capitalists, the idea of a mutually beneficial collaboration was appealing to everyone.

He directly proposed taking a 20% stake in Xin Teng Live Streaming.

He couldn't let Chen Ping run such a huge platform and be the only one profiting handsomely from it.