>Lin Wan's thirties were like a puddle of mud: unemployment, debt, husband's indifference, and sick children.
>Desperately late at night, a blue light penetrated into the mobile phone: "The Universal Life Live Broadcast Room has been bound."
>The audience watched her use her meager salary to cook porridge for her sick daughter.
>The barrage flooded the screen: "This mom is so warm! Reward the skill fragment 'Efficient Communication'!"
>Lin Wan didn't know how to use it, but he made a surprising statement in the interview and won the new job.
>She broadcast live broadcasts on remaking old clothes, and viewers rewarded her with "basic financial management knowledge"; she broadcast live broadcasts on community help for the elderly, and rewarded "little lucky energy candies".
>The ex-husband ridiculed: "You are doing well by live streaming?"
>Until Lin Wan attended the annual charity ceremony, there were hundreds of millions of viewers sitting in the audience.
>She raised the trophy and chuckled: "Thank you for teaching me that ordinary people's light can also illuminate the world."
