She kept flipping through the book in her hand. Even if she didn't read it, the contents of the book had already been memorized. After she finished reading the book, she would die. This long prelude was just to build up her courage.

Suddenly, she turned to one of the pages and saw a crumpled business card sandwiched between two thin sheets of paper.

Shi Zirui remembered that the driver who brought her there that day gave her this business card and told her that if she wanted to get rich, stand out, or had any unsolvable problems, she should call this number. The implication was that if a person had value and bargaining chips, they could exchange them for the above things.

But Shi Zirui was dismissive of it. There was no such thing as a free lunch in this world. The driver's rhetoric was full of traps. She was a smart person and would never fall for such a trick. Besides, her current enemy was the tyrant of Wanghai. What kind of boss would go against Wang Kai for her?

But today, she looked at the business card and suddenly fell into deep thought.

She has reached the end of her rope. Could anything more terrible than what she is experiencing now happen?

It's okay, things can't get any worse than they are now.

"My destiny is fire. I will never fade in the light." Shi Zirui murmured to herself, then she got up and walked out of the house. She went to find a family with a landline, borrowed the equipment, and dialed the number on the business card.

The name on the business card was Zhang. She called out, but there was silence, so she gave a brief self-introduction, explaining her identity as a scholar.

Shi Zirui made up her mind that if they asked her to sacrifice her dignity, she would die.

There was still silence over there. After a while, a man's voice came faintly: "Wait a moment."

Then another unfamiliar male voice came, introducing himself: "Hello, I'm Wang Kai."

"......" Shi Zirui was silent for a long time, then suddenly laughed.

This life in the ditch is pretty damn humorous.