He felt stronger from exhaustion, and he looked darker and more robust than before.

But at the same time, he also gained experience and improved as a person.

Before he left for Beijing to study, Lin Anshu bought him the high-end Alienware laptop that he liked.

However, after trying it out for a morning, Lin Anyu called his sister to go out together and return the high-end computer.

Money is something that's really hard to earn.

He likes high-spec computers, that's fine.

But he'll have to wait until he makes money before he can buy it himself.

My sister is a girl, and it's not easy for her to be alone.

He felt a little reluctant to spend so much money on a laptop for him.

After all, his second sister gets up before dawn every day and has to busy herself with all sorts of farming things, which makes him feel tired just watching her.

How could my sister not be tired?

He's not a heartless bastard, how could he be so cruel as to spend so much of his sister's money?

In the end, he only spent 5,000 yuan to buy a decent laptop.

He also said that he would return the 5,000 yuan to his sister, Lin Anshu, later.

Lin Anshu didn't care about this.

It's just a laptop, right? I'll buy it.

With her savings, she could buy countless laptops.

Not only her, but also Mr. and Mrs. Lin in the family, who doesn't have some savings?

However, they were all extremely low-key and kept the fact that they had a lot of savings a secret from Lin Anyu.

Although Lin Anyu is almost an adult, his temperament still needs further refinement.

If he finds out that his family is already very wealthy, will he still be able to stay patient and study hard?

A large portion of Lin Anshu's savings came from selling whitening pills and hair loss prevention and hair growth pills.

Lin's father made his living through painting and bamboo weaving.

His painting of Xu Beihong's "Galloping Horse" was not even finished when someone had already placed a pre-order for it for hundreds of thousands of yuan.

As for the "Preface to the Orchid Pavilion," Master Kuang said he would help him take the work to an auction and sell it.

However, in return, Mr. Lin needs to donate five percent of the auction proceeds.

Donated to the Intangible Cultural Heritage Center.

Mr. Lin said that there was absolutely no problem and he was willing to contribute 10%.

The nation's various intangible cultural heritages are the quintessences of Chinese culture, accumulated and passed down through the tireless efforts of artisans over thousands of years. They are the most precious treasures and should not be forgotten.

They need to be promoted and passed down.

This is something that every intangible cultural heritage craftsman especially wants to see.

Mr. Lin was no exception.

As for the savings in Lin's mother's hands, they were earned by selling flowers.

Surprisingly, in the Lin family today, the person with the most savings is not Lin Anshu, nor Lin's father, but Lin's mother.

After spring arrived, she began planting flowers.

Lin Anshu gave her a lot of flower seeds, saying that she bought them while browsing the flower market.

After sorting the flower seeds that Lin Anshu brought back, Lin's mother started planting flowers.

She discovered that in addition to a variety of common flowers, these flower seeds also contained many rather unusual ones.

What surprised her most was that there were different varieties of orchid seeds inside.

The savings she had came from the orchids she sold.

The orchids grew exceptionally well after she took meticulous care of them and watered them diligently.

Besides ordinary orchids, there were also rare orchids such as Ghost Orchid and Plain Crown Lotus Cauldron.

A single Ghost Orchid sold for a high price of 8.8 million.

Even so, Lin's mother had given him a discount because she knew he cherished orchids so much.

It's worth noting that the Ghost Orchid is one of the most expensive orchids in the world.

It belongs to the orchid family and is a leafless plant that blooms only once a year. There are currently only about two thousand of them in the world.

Its flowers are bizarre, resembling an overturned frog with a belly, arms, and legs, floating in the air like a ghost, hence the name Ghost Orchid.

It is listed as a Class I endangered plant in China. Due to its special cell structure, it cannot be tissue cultured by cutting. It is considered the "soft gold" of the plant kingdom.

Even if Mrs. Lin were to offer ten million, there would still be people vying for it.

Besides the Ghost Orchid, the Plain Crown Lotus Orchid is also considered a top-grade orchid, and its price is only high, not low.

In addition, among the orchids planted by Lin's mother are Imperial Princess, Petal Lotus, Tianyi Lotus, Golden Sand Chrysanthemum, and so on.

Each of these orchids, if sold, could fetch an extremely good price.

Now that Lin's mother has money, if she didn't have to worry about making a living, she would never be willing to sell these beautiful, top-quality orchids.

The first orchid sold was bought by a seasoned orchid enthusiast.

Besides cherishing that orchid, it would also occasionally ask Lin's mother to take pictures of the orchids in the house for him to see.

His garden also contains many precious orchids and other varieties of flowers.

The adjustable flower greenhouse alone cost him over a million.

Lin's mother, on the other hand, cultivated her orchids in a particularly casual manner.

It has no specially customized greenhouse, no precious fertilizer, and no one to take care of it every day at all times, yet it grows many times better than the best flowers in the greenhouse.

Of course, the contribution of Lin Anshu's premium seeds is indispensable.

It also relies on the nourishment from the spiritual energy balls she occasionally throws at it.

At the same time, it is also inseparable from Lin's mother's meticulous care.

Such exquisite and precious flowers do not necessarily require the most luxurious or meticulous care.

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