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Jiang Cheng: "You really are my dear cousin, you cheapskate."

Qin Ze: "Nonsense. We're not real brothers, so five yuan is already Brother's greatest love."

Jiang Cheng: "A thousand mountains and rivers are always love. Can't you give me a little more?"

Qin Ze: "No. Your cousin's money is all under your sister's control."

Jiang Cheng: "That's hilarious. Why does she control your money? Cousin, couldn't you come up with a better excuse? If you said your girlfriend controlled it, I might believe you."

Qin Ze: "You wouldn't understand. Your sister's Wife Fund needs topping up first. It'll come in handy later."

Jiang Cheng: "What for?"

Qin Ze: "That's why I said you don't have an older sister. Even if I told you, you wouldn't understand."

In the end, Qin Ze transferred him Five Hundred Ocean Coins.

Jiang Cheng had only just started high school, so it wasn't appropriate to give him too much money. Poor Man, Rich Woman—girls should be raised well-off to cultivate their temperament and mindset, so they wouldn't be lured away with a single lollipop. After all, in this morally bankrupt society, there were far too many creepy uncles who liked little girls.

Boys, on the other hand, had to be raised frugally. Too much material comfort could easily ruin them, leaving them without ambition or fighting spirit.

Take his sister as an example. She had never lacked food or clothes growing up, and she could have whatever she wanted. Though her family wasn't outrageously wealthy, she had lived comfortably, which was why she hadn't been tricked away by some creepy uncle with a lollipop when she was little.

Besides, Jiang Cheng was already half ruined. Aunt spoiled him too much, making this cousin of his a little rebellious. Any money he had was either spent