Live-Streaming the Business Wars: I Can Read the Comments’ Minds

Xie Zhao, a Cambridge master’s graduate in economics, returned to his hometown to livestream himself catching pheasants. The villagers laughed that he’d studied himself stupid. Little did they know he had an “economic model comment System” in his head, letting him know someone’s psychological bottom line at a glance.

Shen Mian seemed mentally impaired but was actually perfectly lucid. She hid an injury on her left hand and had once been an architect who’d suffered a devastating loss. After a mountain fire forced them to live together, one pretended to be normal and the other pretended to be a fool. Their daily schemes against each other had everyone in stitches.

As big business closed in and commercial attacks mounted, poisoned dried mushrooms and threats of forced demolition followed one after another. He used the comments to predict business opportunities, while she used her architectural know-how to roast mushrooms. A drone captured the scandalous dumping of construction waste, and their livestream counterattack became a masterstroke.

From folksy livestreams to an ecological empire, and from endless misunderstandings to a fake marriage that sparked real feelings. The System said, “Hey, this round you’re playing the romance-business game.”

See how a top student turned hunter and a beautiful woman scarred by hardship use their intelligence to crush big business and their warmth to heal the barren mountains.