Haggling for Cash Back: The Cheaper You Buy, the More You Earn

Boss: "Two thousand yuan. I really can't go any lower."

Jiang Fan: "Will you sell it for eighteen hundred?"

[Successful bargain, tenfold cashback: 2,000 yuan.]

Looking at the incoming bank text, Jiang Fan suddenly felt that the boss could still hold out a little longer.

Since binding the bargain-cashback system, his life has become somewhat off. Other people spend money when they buy things; he not only gets things for free, but sometimes even makes money on top of that. Electric bikes, gym memberships, clothes, appliances... as long as the bargain is reasonable, the system immediately gives tenfold cashback.

But the system isn't a charity: fake transactions don't count, buying something and not using it doesn't count, and stockpiling randomly just to make money will have the cashback clawed back. When he encounters merchants in real trouble, Jiang Fan doesn't bargain either, because he has always felt that prices can be negotiated, but conscience cannot be discounted.

What's more troublesome is that the girls around him keep increasing.

Dental nurse Chen Min tells him to open his mouth, and he doesn't dare ask too much; trainee lawyer Li Yutong sounds like she's preparing to send him to court every time she explains reason; twins He Zhixia and He Zhiwei—one specializes in digging pits, the other in watching him jump into them. There is also accountant Gu Wanning, fitness manager Shen Qingya, car-savvy Yang Sixian, Xu Mengyao who takes him to look at houses, and Zhou Kexin, who always uses new cakes to stuff his mouth shut.