@huangyun_122: Found another absurd little business on Xiaohongshu — selling a 'Life Simulator'. First, the data: 3.99 net per order, 1661+ units sold, 300+ buyers in a week. And the key: it's a shop with only 306 followers.
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A small shop on Xiaohongshu with only 306 followers sells a 'Life Simulator' at 3.99 yuan per order, with 1661+ sold and 300+ buyers in a week.
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Found another ridiculous little business on Xiaohongshu — selling a “Life Simulator”
Check the numbers first: 3.99 per order, 1,661+ units sold for this single product, 300+ buyers within a week
The kicker: it’s a store with only 306 followers https://t.co/BPQKr2dlZ1
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