Becoming the Richest by Farming

Lucy Wood receiving the ancient mansion as a gift became known to the entire crew.

Once the crew knows, it’s akin to the whole entertainment industry knowing.

After all, there was no non-disclosure agreement signed regarding this matter.

Subsequently, quite a few people looked into what this ancient mansion represented.

And the more they dug, the more they were consumed by envy.

All these mansions date back to the early days of Cherry Blossom Country and are considered ultra-luxurious, previously inhabited by large families. As the descendants’ fortunes waned, they were left with no choice but to sell them, yet everything inside has been preserved in the style of Cherry Blossom Country’s early days.

Despite going through several generations of changes and renovations, it remains a symbolic tourist spot of Cherry Blossom Country.

Part of it is open for tourists to visit, while the other part is private residential property.

It’s said that the previous owners of these historical mansions were all famously wealthy individuals of Cherry Blossom Country, and now that this one was on sale, while some were still considering it, Ellen Young swooped in and bought it.

The entire transaction amount of 830 million was ostentatiously posted on the website, the words "sold out" inciting envy in anyone who saw it.

Perhaps overjoyed at receiving the mansion, Lucy Wood wasn’t quite in the zone while filming that afternoon but managed to handle her part for the day.