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At 22 years old, Jiang Chenyu has just graduated and taken over a supermarket.

At the same time, his biological parents have come forward, claiming that he is the true young master of the Lu family from Rong Province.

Looking at his insincere biological parents and the faux young master pretending to be innocent beside them, Jiang Chenyu thinks of the substantial inheritance left by his Master and waves his hand dismissively—whether he is the true young master or not doesn’t matter; he is now Jiang, not Lu!

The Lu family never expected that their own son would rather cling to this shabby supermarket than return home.

In a fit of anger, they turned and left, thinking that once this child faces hardships in society, he will understand the benefits of wealth.

Meanwhile, the faux young master secretly mocks Jiang Chenyu’s naivety, who believes that a broken supermarket is more important than anything else!

However, within less than a year, the reputation of this small, shabby supermarket grew louder and louder.

— The long-barren couple of a movie star gave birth to a healthy child.

— The father of soybeans and was tormented by cancer, miraculously recovered overnight.

— A military family, cursed for generations not to live past 35, finally broke the curse.

— A police officer, who was tortured to the point of losing his sight, regained his vision.

As long as customers have enough merit, this supermarket can trade for anything!

Do good people not live long? Jiang Chenyu insists that good people should live peacefully and securely.

Some tried to throw money at him and force Jiang Chenyu to make a deal, but the end result was always being spat out by the supermarket.

Jiang Chenyu sat on the daybed while cracking sunflower seeds and mocking, “Haven’t I said it a hundred times? Want to trade? Fine, bring me merit!”

Just as the Lu couple was conflicted about whether to apologize, Hua Guo arrived even faster and reached an agreement for friendly cooperation with Jiang Chenyu.

Seeing the pale-faced couple, Jiang Chenyu felt a surge of joy in his heart.

He had no interest in playing the game of true and false young masters; could the richest man in Rong Province compare to the might of Hua Guo’s father?

————

Jiang Chenyu kept a man named Mr. Bell.

Mr. Bell was quite useful; although a bit dull, he stood at 1.9 meters tall with broad shoulders, a narrow waist, and a muscular chest.

He had looks and strength, serving as a bodyguard to protect Jiang Chenyu and cooking meals to feed him.

Of course, the biggest advantage was that he was free!

Huo Yunxi: It’s not entirely free…

Jiang Chenyu: Huh??? You want a salary?

Huo Yunxi: Just feed me well…

It wasn’t until Jiang Chenyu hadn’t come out of his room for three days that he suddenly realized that this “feeding well” meant something entirely different. 🙂

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Indubitablyslashluv
New Indubitablyslashluv rated it
June 5, 2025
Status: --
My rating was supposed to 4☆ but eh... whatever

I did enjoy this one. It's not too long or too long-winded.

Warning: MC is seriously OP and what he can't do, ML can. OP in the sense of it's outright stated that as a result of trading merit with the supermarket, he can withstand an attempt from a missile and that is later upgraded to epicenter of a nuclear bomb. And that's just defense.

I wouldn't call it a straight comedy, more like it has comedic undertones. There are multiple instances... more>> of human trafficking (more like it's one big ring but discoveries keep being made about different people and areas involved in it that they have to sort out.) There's ab*se, bullying, and turning kidnapped virg*ns into perfume. Basically when they're working a case, it's dramatic. When they're actually in the supermarket, it's lighter. And the supermarket itself is kind of snarky.

I found it a little bit Nationalist in that merit is the cuurency the supermarket uses and is accumulated by the good deeds you do and the ones who accumulate the most are police, military and those from their families. ML is the ancestor of the current generations of his family (he is a spirit who died on the battlefield 100 years ago), and his family of police and military has so much merit, it causes their house to glow in the dark to those who can see it. So naturally, there is a lot of patting on the back of China's military and police force.

But...!

There are many times where it's acknowledged that corruption is everywhere, including those places. It's just that these characters happen to find the good ones that should be celebrated for their deeds because those are the ones who can do business with the supermarket.

The relationship is good, ML has a Good voice and causes MC's knees to buckle immediately. But there are times where he compares ML to one of his dads (he was raised by 2 men) and it makes like he is completely clueless when the ML is catching feelings. So when ML confesses, MC seems like his attraction is a little sudden. There are hints but ML is doing the heavy lifting here.
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Just remember, that MC has that all-knowing OP-ness going for him

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The fight scenes are.... fine. I think there should be fleshed out a bit more but even though I mtl'd it, I could follow. It just seems underwhelming. The final fight was kinda meh. The author is a little weak in that area.

All in all, not a bad read. <<less
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