Chapter 738: Ji Xiang's Troubles

In the Doctor's office, Ji Xiang, Zhao Zhe, and Xu Leyu were chatting idly.

"Doctor Xiao Ji, do you know many second-generation rich kids?" Xu Leyu asked.

"I wouldn't say that; at most, they're just ordinary people with money and time," Ji Xiang replied.

"Emmmm."

Xu Leyu hesitated for a moment.

"Chief Resident Xu, if you have something to say, just say it," Zhao Zhe said with a chuckle. "Don't tell me you also want to find a sugar mommy and stop trying? It shouldn't be like that for us in the Orthopedics Department. You're a Chief Resident, you perform surgeries like a pro; you wouldn't be thinking about things like that, right?"

"Ugh, what nonsense are you spouting?" Xu Leyu knew Zhao Zhe was joking with him. Not knowing how to express it subtly, he said directly, "Doctor Xiao Ji, I have a cousin who works at a big tech company in the Imperial Capital. Her family background is quite good; her parents' annual income is around one million."

Ji Xiang listened attentively.

"She had a boyfriend when she was in college, but his family was a bit poor. Later, a lot of things happened, and in the end, they broke up."

As he spoke, Chief Resident Xu looked a bit embarrassed.

"It mainly depends on their values," Ji Xiang smiled. "The family probably hopes to find someone of equal social standing, right?"

Xu Leyu's expression was somewhat complex.

"It's fine. My dad told me that equal social standing is very important," Ji Xiang said. "I haven't studied the specifics, but I think my dad is right."

"It's not that I look down on 'phoenix men,' it's mainly that they carry the burden of their families—with both old and young to support—so life becomes too unpredictable and a bit tiring," Xu Leyu explained.

"Ugh," Zhao Zhe laughed. "So you just want to find a reliable second-generation rich kid whose values are basically aligned, is that what you mean? I don't think that guy who wants to be Spider-Man is suitable; he seems to have a habit of peeping."

Ji Xiang thought for a moment. "How about this, I'll suggest a method your cousin can try."

Xu Leyu's eyes lit up.

"First, buy a Porsche 718, the entry-level sports car model; it looks top-tier. If the budget is a bit tight, you can buy a used one."

"!!!" Xu Leyu was puzzled. "Why buy that thing?"

"Listen to me first. Forget about the used one; a 718 doesn't cost that much. After buying it, you can join a car club."

"Oh, oh, oh, I get it."

Xu Leyu had an epiphany.

"Chief Resident Xu, let me finish," Ji Xiang interrupted Xu Leyu's guessing.

"I don't recommend things like the BMW Z4; the Porsche 718 is better. The main thing is joining that circle; the circle is very important."

Ji Xiang began to highlight the key points.

Having been interrupted twice by Chief Resident Xu, Ji Xiang was also trying to find his train of thought again.

This time, Chief Resident Xu stayed silent and listened quietly.

As for the comment about the Porsche 718 not being expensive, he treated it like air and forgot it.

"After entering the circle, don't talk much; watch what others say. Filter out anything discussing investments. No truly rich second-generation kid will discuss business, commerce, or investments in a public setting."

"And those who really understand these things won't talk about them. Generally speaking, in public circles, they only discuss how to have fun."

"Then what's the point of joining the circle, just eating, drinking, and playing every day?" Chief Resident Xu asked with a worried look.

"Pay attention to those who go to the racetrack whenever they have time," Ji Xiang said. "Running on a track costs tens of thousands, and a small crash costs hundreds of thousands. If a family doesn't have tens of millions in cash, they wouldn't dare go to the track so casually."

Ji Xiang's words opened up a new world, and Xu Leyu's eyes brightened.

Cash—Ji Xiang was talking about cash!

It seemed like that made sense.

"I've heard them mention a few things; they met in car enthusiast groups. Their family backgrounds are roughly the same, and the women's conditions are usually not bad either. Now, it seems they are all preparing for second or third children."

"The track is that expensive?!" Zhao Zhe gasped.

"That's roughly the idea. Since the girl's family background is good, she can try this method."

"And those willing to go to the track and those willing to 'bomb the streets' are in two different realms; think about it carefully and you'll know."

"What if..." Xu Leyu extended the topic.

The smile on Ji Xiang's face became a bit strange.

Zhao Zhe keenly captured this and asked, "Xiao Ji, were you also targeted by this kind of method?!"

"!!!"

Xu Leyu suddenly realized; so Ji Xiang was teaching from personal experience.

"No, I was targeted by a different method."

Ji Xiang spread his hands, saying helplessly, looking a bit troubled.

"Tell us."

"Tell us."

Zhao Zhe and Xu Leyu asked in unison.

"The gym," Ji Xiang didn't hide it and began to explain. "In the residential complexes with the most expensive housing prices in first-tier cities, at the gyms with the most expensive membership fees, some women choose to sign up for classes there, but they tell the Coach to give them some 'convenience'."

"What kind of convenience?"

Zhao Zhe didn't understand what Ji Xiang was saying at all, but Xu Leyu was lost in thought.

"The girl would be stretching on the side, in all sorts of poses—it was really annoying. I just wanted to go for a run, and next to me... *cough, cough, cough*—anyway, I just didn't like it," Ji Xiang sighed. "Later, I found that people were always trying to strike up a conversation with me, and the Coach also told me to take his private lessons for free."

"After that, I stopped going to the gym and could only go for a morning run every day. It's just old men and women around me; it's very quiet."

"Recently, I've been taking Sha Paozi out for morning runs, which is a bit noisy; many people like to pet Sha Paozi."

Speaking of the roe deer, the smile on Ji Xiang's face became much more sincere.

"Xiao Ji, why do you always leave out the key points? Or did you censor it?" Zhao Zhe said with dissatisfaction. "You skipped a part about the gym."

"It's nothing, just that too many girls were trying to strike up conversations, and I didn't like it," Ji Xiang said. "I just wanted to run quietly, but there was always someone next to me doing all kinds of body stretches, wearing yoga pants—it was very annoying."

Xu Leyu was so envious he was almost drooling.

"So there were so many things going on; I didn't even know."

"You could let your cousin try it. Recently, a friend of mine... well, someone I know, used a helicopter to propose. Honestly, I don't understand why girls like these things."

"A helicopter?!"

"A helicopter?!"

"It's not expensive, just flashy. If I dared to use a helicopter to propose, my dad would break my legs."

"But I run pretty fast, so my dad wouldn't be able to catch me."

Xu Leyu sighed deeply.

It seemed the gap between him and Ji Xiang was vast, and not just in performing surgeries or writing papers.

"Oh, right!" Ji Xiang said, "If you're looking, it's best not to find the kind who are always on the racetrack. Even if they think your cousin is nice, their family has a lot of drama. Look for those who are demolition households, honest and steady demolition households."

"Those who always crash on the track, losing hundreds of thousands each time, and start getting cold feet after two or three times—I think they are the most suitable."

Ji Xiang added.

Xu Leyu almost took out a small notebook to write down everything Ji Xiang said, so as not to miss anything.

While they were chatting, Ji Xiang's phone rang.

"Hello, Bai Chuzhang."

(End of this chapter)