There is also spring for passers-by

The uncle in the store asked, "Want to sell these beads? The big one is 260 million, and three of them the size of sparrow eggs are 180 million."

"Uncle, I'm in a hurry to get the money. Just like what happened before, even though I received some money, it will take three days for it to arrive in my account."

"If you want to expedite it, that's fine. I'll talk to the bank and tell them it will be immediate. But there's a fee for this service."

"I'll pay the handling fee, I'll keep the big one, and the three small ones will go to you, uncle."

"Okay, let's go to the bank to transfer the money."

The young man thought the girl was incredibly lucky. She'd been there earlier, and within two hours had returned again, bringing back three conch shells. They even had pearls inside, and they were huge pearls. What kind of luck was that? Even ordinary people wouldn't have such a good thing happen to them.

Wen Wan had 200 million yuan in available funds in her personal account. She donated 100 million yuan to public welfare institutions and nursing homes on the spot. The two addresses she transferred the money to were both public accounts for external fundraising in Jiangbei Province, and she also asked bank staff to verify it.

The uncle felt that this girl's behavior was different from that of ordinary people. "You only have 200 million, how can you be willing to transfer 100 million at once?"

Wen Wan sighed, "My master said that the money earned from divination using the I Ching is a gift from heaven. For every profit, I spend half myself and donate the other half. This is the rule of our sect!"

Tianji Pavilion does have such a rule. If you ask for wealth through divination, you have to donate half of what you get. This has always been the case.

As for the snuff bottle, it was not obtained through divination, but rather a fortune she had accidentally obtained in another world. She was selling it now to improve her current financial situation.

After saying goodbye to the man in the antique shop, Wen Wan wandered around C University and checked into a nice three-star hotel. With eight days left before school started, she figured she'd spend the next four years studying here. While living in a dormitory was good, it didn't mean she had any personal secrets. She was someone with a lot of secrets, so she might as well rent a place.

After searching around for a few days, I still couldn't find a place to rent. Instead, I found three properties for sale. One was a single mother who had come to C University with her son. She had been with him since he was a child. After entering university, he became addicted to online games. To protect his future, she entrusted her beauty salon to a partner. She had been accompanying him throughout his studies for the past four years, taking care of his daily needs.

Now that my son has graduated with a master's degree from university, I want to sell the two-bedroom apartment I bought earlier.

After all, she is not from Jiangdong Province, so she still has to go back to her hometown. Firstly, her career is there, and secondly, her connections are also in her hometown.

There is also a one-bedroom apartment with a nice layout. It belongs to a third-generation rich girl. Because her family has always lived in a big house, after she was admitted to C University, her grandmother bought her this house near the school. An hourly maid will come to clean the house on weekends.

The other house is a three-bedroom apartment. When the husband bought it, he was in a relationship with his wife, who was studying at C University. He bought it specifically to pursue her and make it convenient for her. Now she has graduated and has a child, but the location is a bit far from the city center, making it inconvenient for the couple to commute. So they decided to buy a new house in the city center.

After careful consideration, Wen Wan decided to buy the small, one-bedroom apartment. Firstly, it was near the university, making it easy to rent out in the future. Even if it became unavailable, it would be easier to sell. Many wealthy students attend universities like the 985 universities. Personally, she thought a two-bedroom apartment would offer plenty of space, but since most students live in the dormitories, it's less likely to be rented out than a one-bedroom apartment.

The third-generation rich girl was a straightforward person. She settled the bill and transferred the property on the same day, and Wenwan's name was also on the property title.

The girl only comes to stay here occasionally when she is in school. She lives in the school dormitory most of the time. She only lives in this one-bedroom apartment when she is in a bad mood. She also lives in the one-bedroom apartment during holidays.

After tidying up her new home, she sold the furniture she didn't want earlier and bought second-hand furniture. She replaced the house with a large bed, desk, furniture, ornaments, etc. from her own space. After rearranging it, it looked much more comfortable.

The largest part of this one-bedroom apartment is the living room, which is 26 square meters; the bedroom is 12 square meters, and after placing a large bed, there is only space left for the aisle; the kitchen is very small, with only 6 square meters, and the bathroom is less than 5 square meters, and after placing a washing machine in it, the space seems even smaller.

Through redesign and layout, the living room was transformed into a larger study. A large desk is used for calligraphy and painting, and behind it is a large bookshelf. In front of the desk, a sofa is placed against the wall near the entrance, and in front of the sofa is a coffee table. A piano is placed under the balcony window.

She put a yoga mat on the balcony. She doesn't know yoga, but she can use it to practice posture, dance, stretching, etc.

After staying in the hotel for four days, she moved into her own house. She prepared rice, flour, oil and seasonings, but found that her home was still missing a computer and she had to buy a new mobile phone. When she went out again, she found that transportation was inconvenient and it seemed that she still needed a car.

I bought all three major items at once. I chose high-end brands for the mobile phone and computer, and a low-key and practical car at a very affordable price.

Wen Wan trimmed her ponytail into a shoulder-length style. Every morning at dawn, after heating milk and bread, she would stretch her legs on the balcony and practice her posture. She felt the space was too small, and she could only practice basic movements, not fully develop her skills. She longed to transform her space into a StarCraft-style smart home, allowing her to switch between home living, dance studio, and piano room modes. However, this required installing StarCraft's smart modular walls. She had the materials, but installing them would be a major problem.

She found that this small apartment was not suitable for her style, and she wondered whether to rent it out or resell it.

Wen Wan took out a handful of ancient copper coins and tossed them. "In two hours, a distinguished guest will come and buy this house for a high price."

When a rich man was about to come to her house, she immediately cleaned up her bookshelf, desk, piano, etc., and even took away the big bed in the bedroom.

She dragged the yoga mat into the living room, which now felt spacious and empty, like a small dance studio. It would be even better if there were a few mirrors on the wall.

She was playing music on her phone and spinning around when the doorbell rang. She opened the door and asked, "Hello, who are you looking for?"

A jeweled woman brought a proud young lady with her, "Miss, did you buy this house recently?"

"I bought it less than three days ago. I just cleared out the old furniture and haven't had time to deal with it yet. But you see, there's no place to sit here."

Miss Jiao looked disdainful.

The woman pulled Miss Jiao in and said, "Let's talk. Sell this house to me."

She originally came to send her daughter to college, but as soon as she entered the university dormitory, her daughter was unhappy. The room was too small, and there were four people living together. Moreover, at home, everyone in the family had a dedicated bathroom and toilet. But a black girl in the same dormitory had a head full of dandruff, which is a skin disease. Would it be passed on to her daughter?