"Did I tell you to go bragging like that?"
With a single sentence, Yun Zijin cut off whatever Sheng Yang was about to say.
It was true. He was the one who'd been bragging, but he didn't have the capital to open a store, so now he had to find someone to clean up his mess.
"Sister Yun~ Please, take pity on me! I don't need much, just two or three million. Sister Yun, you won't have to lift a finger—I'll give you 50% of the shares right off the bat!"
Sheng Yang was still a college student, but he was entering his senior year and would have to start an internship soon. He didn't want to work for any of the trashy companies the university would assign, nor did he want to join his family's business. He just wanted to try his hand at his own startup.
He wasn't skilled in much else, so he ultimately settled on the bar industry—a world he knew well.
When he eagerly presented his business plan to his older brother, he was met with a swift and decisive rejection.
