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From 50k Monthly to 3k
From 50k Monthly to 3k Plot:
Lin Chen, an urban elite who used to earn 50k monthly, is reborn as a low-paid office worker with only 3k salary! Armed with past-life memories, he battles financial hardship while seizing the chance to redeem the love he missed before. Gradually climbing up with his wisdom, he achieves career success and sweet romance, rewriting his fate full of twists and fun.
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