Niuniu's friend Feifei - a self-styled artist and author - is often between jobs. Lately, he's been working as a ghostwriter for an advice book called How to Marry a Millionaire.
In real life, however, he has neither money nor a girlfriend. He often complains to Niuniu that Chinese girls are too materialistic, and that money is the only thing they care about when looking for a husband. Feifei feels that, unlike him, people with money have active sex lives.
Niuniu has asked him how he's qualified to write a book about marrying into wealth. 'I may not have the experience,' he says, 'but I certainly have the desire. Eventually, I'll find the right woman.'
One night, Feifei is in bed with a toothache and can't get to sleep. 'I'm broke, lonely, and jobless,' he thinks. 'And I've got a toothache.' The more frustrated he gets, the worse his pain becomes. So, he goes to a 24-hour convenience store to get some medicine. 'Sorry,' the clerk tells him. 'We're out of pain-killers.'
As he stands outside waiting for a bus, a sleek convertible sports car pulls up. Feifei recognises it as the new BMW he's just read about in an issue of GQ. The car costs more than one million yuan. The driver is a silver-haired man who looks to be in his 60s. Next to him is a beautiful young woman in a sexy red dress. The old man gets out of the car and runs into the store.
'I need condoms,' he tells the clerk.