Liang Min told An Yan the account she had just calculated in her mind without hesitation, and at the end, she looked at her with envy.

“Tell me, with this income now, what will you be if not a rich woman in the future? Poor me, a hard-working office dog, my monthly income is probably not even a fraction of yours.”

“Rich Lady, since I am working so hard now, if you succeed in the future, you have to support me~ I don’t ask for much, if you eat meat, just give me some broth.”

Although she didn’t know how much An Yan’s production cost was, judging from the income tonight, even if half of it was deducted as cost, her sister would be in a big household with a monthly income of 10,000 yuan.

People in Rongcheng today earn an average monthly salary of about 5,000 yuan. The highest income was about 8,000 or 9,000 yuan. Of course, the talents at the top of the pyramid were not at this level.

In short, nowadays, a monthly income of 10,000 yuan can be considered very good.

An Yan was so amused that she didn’t know whether to laugh or cry. Her little sister always had all kinds of strange ideas in her mind. If she told her that it didn’t cost anything at all, she would be crazy.

“Okay, don’t worry. If I eat meat, I will let you eat meat too. I won’t starve you.”

“Good sister, you are nice~” Liang Minxi smiled happily. She was just joking, but it didn’t prevent her from feeling particularly happy and comfortable when she heard her good sister’s statement.

*

At 10:30 in the evening, An Family’s courtyard.

After washing up, An Yan sat on the bedside, and then she had the leisure to pick up her mobile phone to check the message.

A person who never posts on WeChat Moments suddenly posted a serious dynamic or a promotional advertisement. It can be seen how much of a sensation it caused in Moments.

So when An Yan opened WeChat, she saw a sea of ​​red dots. Several contacts on the main page had sent her messages, as well as a red number 32 marked in the “Discover” column.

To be honest, this was the busiest day on WeChat and the day she received the most messages since she registered on WeChat more than a year ago.

An Yan took a rough look and found that the people who sent her messages included her class teacher who was very caring to her in high school, her deskmate in high school, her college counselor, her college classmates, and four or five classmates with whom she had a general relationship.

The content of the messages sent by everyone was roughly the same. They all came to her to confirm one thing, that is, what was going on with her post in the circle of friends?

An Yan didn’t rush to reply and clicked on the circle of friends to check the comments. The main topic expressed was similar. There were concerns and inquiries, but everyone was very curious about her move.

After all, in everyone’s eyes, An Yan was a hard-working woman from a poor family, a person who took work very seriously and cherished even a part-time job.

But now they saw her posting on WeChat Moments, which can easily arouse everyone’s imagination and curiosity.

The comments were similar, and An Yan didn’t want to waste time replying one by one, so she explained directly under the dynamic, telling everyone roughly that she is now starting her own business and making handmade beauty products.

Then, she replied to the messages on WeChat one by one, and she gave more detailed answers to her class teacher, Teacher Gao, her high school deskmate, Wang Chunxia, ​​and her college friend, Fang Qian.

Although she doesn’t often meet Teacher Gao and Wang Chunxia, ​​she usually sends greetings on holidays, so the relationship was still close.

As for Fang Qian, she was her best friend throughout college. They have been living in the same dormitory for three years. She was her best same-sex friend, except for her “childhood friend” Liang Min.

An Yan naturally has to explain more clearly to the three of them.