Rushed Over Overnight
How could you make money without working yourself to the bone?
That was Zhang Li's life motto.
How could you expect to make big money by lounging around all day, browsing the internet, reading novels, and playing games?
Keep dreaming!
Who would be foolish enough to pay someone to sit around doing nothing? A job like that simply didn't exist!
Housing prices made people work harder, school district homes spurred them to improve, and wives and children gave them the drive to keep charging forward. Every moment was a fight with their backs to the wall.
On the list of Zhang Li's private business contacts, the newly promoted deputy manager of the Raw Materials Division at Hede Biotechnology Co., Ltd., a Great Wizard named Li Bai ranked near the very top. He even outranked the Old Wizard of Dragon Head Village, making him a high-potential client who deserved a response at any hour of the day or night.
As an ordinary person outside the circle of Wizards, Zhang Li had only been able to make contact with such an unusual group through his company's business dealings.
Even though he knew the Great Wizard of Dragon Head Village, getting to know other Wizards wasn't so easy.
Like people say, birds of a feather flock together. If you weren't part of the circle, trying to approach it or get in was incredibly difficult. Naturally, people would be wary of you. It was an unwritten rule among Wizards: they wouldn't bring in random strangers and cause trouble for everyone.
If people with all sorts of ulterior motives and business interests started meddling in the Wizards' circle, sooner or later they'd taint what was a relatively pure community. So every Wizard followed this rule of their own accord.
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