Li Shi is a Bai Ze Book fan who loves the domineering CEO, with a kind heart of the God of Wealth, bringing in wealth and sending wealth effortlessly.

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In the story of “Non-Human,” Bai Ze is a typical homebody who rarely goes out unless necessary.

Although Bai Ze doesn’t go out, it doesn’t stop him from making money. Besides being a divine beast, Bai Ze is also a bestselling author, writing all kinds of books and having a large number of fans. Even some immortals are loyal fans of Bai Ze’s books.

For example, Li Shi, who is close to the God of Wealth, really likes the books Bai Ze has written. Every time Bai Ze releases a new book, Li Shi can’t wait to read it first.

One day, Li Shi brought a thick stack of books to return to Bai Ze, then asked if Bai Ze had any new releases.

Clearly, this wasn’t Li Shi’s first time asking Bai Ze for new books, so Bai Ze naturally pointed to the location of the new books.

As a divine beast who understands all things in the world, Bai Ze has written many new books in a short time—so many that they can be described as a pile.

Hearing Bai Ze’s words, Li Shi hesitated no longer and went straight to the pile to pick out the books he liked.

Seeing this, September was very shocked and exclaimed that she didn’t expect Li Shi to be such a book-loving immortal. She was surprised that an immortal as long-lived and famous as Li Shi still cared about self-improvement.

Obviously, September admired Li Shi’s love of reading very much, even seeing him as a role model.

However, Bai Ze, standing nearby, disagreed and said it wasn’t quite right.

Then Bai Ze explained that although Li Shi liked reading, he only loved domineering CEO-type stories.

And indeed, in Bai Ze’s pile of books, Li Shi’s attention was attracted by various domineering CEO novels. From his slightly red cheeks and the unconsciously raised corners of his mouth, it was clear that he really enjoyed them.

September was puzzled and asked why.

The reason was simple: as the underling of the God of Wealth, Li Shi liked successful businessmen, especially those who excelled in commerce. These are his favorites, and domineering CEOs are all powerful in the business world, perfectly matching Li Shi’s preferences.

Of course, Li Shi’s preferences also influenced his standards for bestowing wealth. He loved to give wealth to those with business talent, but the God of Wealth didn’t agree. He believed Li Shi’s standards for giving wealth were too cold and that wealth should be given to kind-hearted good people.

Li Shi was noncommittal about this, saying that the God of Wealth was too soft-hearted. After all, wealth should be in the hands of skilled merchants to maximize its effect and value.

While Li Shi’s view had some truth, the kind-hearted God of Wealth still believed that good people should be rewarded, and giving wealth to those who do good was normal.

Li Shi, on the other hand, believed that only through effort and business operations could one truly deserve wealth, and only by working hard could they justify the vast fortune.

The two argued endlessly about wealth distribution, but in reality, both had their reasons.

Meanwhile, Zhaocaicai, who was watching from the sidelines, was looking at his phone and seemed to have noticed something.

Upon closer inspection, it was clear that Zhaocaicai was granting others good fortune. Unlike the standards of the God of Wealth and Li Shi, Zhaocaicai’s giving of luck was very spontaneous. For example, now he was giving someone luck simply because they had a nice name—completely arbitrary and lacking any logical pattern.