From Wage Slave to Tycoon novel Chapter 179

Chapter 179: Chapter 136: A New Year, a New Blind Box

The next day, Su Chen rushed to the hospital bright and early. On the way, he made a special trip to buy breakfast for Su Zhuyun.

As soon as he walked into the hospital room, he saw Su Zhuyun completely engrossed in the television.

"Dad, what are you watching so intently? Here, I brought you breakfast!" he said, placing the bag he was carrying on the small table beside the hospital bed.

He thoughtfully took the soy milk and youtiao out of the bag.

Su Zhuyun didn’t have many hobbies. Aside from the occasional cigarette and a cup of tea, his one great love was youtiao soaked in soy milk. As far as Su Chen could remember, it had been his favorite for a good ten years.

You add a little sugar to the hot soy milk, cut the youtiao into pieces, and soak them. After waiting ten-odd seconds, you eat them... The taste was simply divine.

Seeing the soy milk and youtiao on the table, a flicker of joy appeared in Su Zhuyun’s eyes. "So you do have a conscience, kid. You know this is my favorite."

As he spoke, Su Zhuyun swung himself out of bed and skillfully soaked the youtiao in the bowl of soy milk, stuffing it completely full.

Seeing Su Zhuyun’s happy expression, a smile spread across Su Chen’s face. He replied smugly, "Of course!"

"Dear viewers, we are now broadcasting live from the National Museum, where we will soon witness..."

Hearing the voice from the TV, Su Chen quickly turned to look. The title on the screen was about the live donation of returned cultural relics by the Arno family. From the looks of it, the donation ceremony was being broadcast live.

’It made sense,’ he thought. ’This whole donation ceremony was for the public, after all!’

"This is so satisfying to see!"

"Those foreign devils stole who knows how many of our cultural relics. But now our country is strong again, and they’re finally learning to be afraid!" Su Zhuyun said excitedly, his eyes glued to the TV.

Watching his emotional father, Su Chen was a bit stunned. He gradually came to a realization: this donation ceremony wasn’t as simple as he had thought.

What Xiao Chen had told him before—about prominent foreign families and private collectors returning relics that had been lost overseas—that was all secondary.

It was more of a side benefit. If others followed the Arno family’s example and returned relics that had been taken abroad, that would be for the best, of course.

But if they didn’t, there wasn’t much that could be done for the time being.

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