The Godly Rich Man for Ten Thousand Years.

Summary

The United Car Dealership faces trouble from a group of hired troublemakers demanding cars and drinks. Si Kong, the dealership representative, remains unfazed and sarcastically responds to their complaints. Lu Hang, a notable figure, arrives and suggests selling cars at a twenty percent markup, asserting that they should not miss out on profits. Si Kong is initially concerned about the repercussions but gains confidence with Lu Hang's presence. The dealership reopens for sales, and the troublemakers realize they cannot afford the marked-up prices. As tension rises, Lu Hang and Si Kong threaten to involve the police if the troublemakers do not comply, causing panic among them.

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