Livestream: There's No Such Thing as Easy in the Adult World

To better understand the people, a show about the many sides of life was created.

The program sends out ten reporters to visit homes and interview all kinds of people.

But to paint a rosy picture, the reporters choose only the children of wealthy families and successful professionals as their subjects.

When viewers see this, countless people online cry out that they aren't interested.

Just then, Xu Feng, who has transmigrated here, steels himself and takes a completely different approach. While other reporters are still painting a rosy picture, he tears away the false facade.

He documents a day in the life of food delivery workers. Amid the traffic-choked streets, they brush past death for the sake of a few coins.

He documents the children left behind in the countryside, the watchful figures in the fields, and the bonds of family on the loess plateau, moving hundreds of millions of viewers to tears.

He documents the sick, who are buried in debt just to get treatment. They go hungry every day, yet still can't scrape together enough for their medicine.

As one episode after another airs,

countless viewers break down in tears and cry, "There's no such thing as an easy life for adults."

"And some people are already giving everything they have just to stay alive."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.