The Kind That Lasts a Lifetime

After reading the comments, Ye Chen finally understood why the Jia Family's stock had plummeted over the past two days.

Looks like he really did have quite a lot of fans!

They were seriously awesome. It felt great!

He hadn't expected that one song from that day to have such a good effect.

It was practically an invisible slap in the face.

Since his fans were being so supportive, Ye Chen naturally had to do a livestream to give back to them.

After all, livestreaming came with plenty of benefits. Not only could he receive gifts until his hands went numb, but he could also unlock new songs. Why not?

With the hype still so high, Ye Chen decided to go live tonight and give his fans a big gift package—red envelopes, songs, the whole deal. When he was in a good mood, he spoiled his fans.

Afterward, Ye Chen checked on his stocks from before, selling what needed to be sold and buying what needed to be bought.

Another day of raking in money.

The money needed for the wedding was already prepared. All that remained was to go to Yanjing and deliver the betrothal gift.

Even though Ye Chen wasn't familiar with Yanjing, he could tell that the five-bedroom, two-living-room apartment with a parking space that Su Sheng had bought in Triumph Residential Complex, in Yanjing's inner city, definitely hadn't come cheap.

He looked up exactly where Triumph Residential Complex was located.

Good lord, the place was actually worth over a hundred million.

It was only a twenty-minute drive from Tiananmen—truly living at the feet of the Son of Heaven.

His future father-in-law was, as always, absurdly rich.

Ye Chen thought that it was fortunate he now had the system's support and had built up a decent fortune