I'm Not a Prostitute

Internet violence at the beginning of "fishing for women"? I backhandedly promote the inheritor of national quintessence of intangible cultural heritage x venture capitalist x cultural heritage x urban elite cyber violence x female value Su Wei, a craftsman from a famous Kesi family, was trying to save his family's workshop, but was labeled a "girl hunter" in a maliciously captured photo, and was involved in a storm of public opinion that destroyed his reputation. When she was surrounded by enemies, top venture capitalist Lu Jiayan, who had rejected her on the grounds that she had "no investment value," smelled a conspiracy. He broke into her world in the name of "due diligence" and not only uncovered the illegal traffic behind the Internet violence that was monetized by creating controversy, but he also saw the burning passion for craftsmanship behind her flashy reputation. They started from a temporary contract, from business alliance to soul mate, career and love go hand in hand. In late-night workshops, they analyze public opinion side by side; at the card table of capital, they work together to reshape the rules. This is not only a desperate counterattack for reputation and intangible cultural heritage skills, but also a two-way rush and redemption. In the end, the shuttle in her hand weaved back the family's glory and sealed his lifelong love. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.