Unemployed and lovelorn, Su Wanwan was forced to become a store blogger in order to make up rent. Her first video was about a popular online store, and she accidentally went viral when she was angry at her boss!
I originally wanted to rely on real reviews to gain fans, but I stumbled when I visited a private restaurant hidden in an old alley. The owner, Lu Shiyan, was aloof and abstinent, the food prices were ridiculously expensive, and he bluntly stated that he "does not accept Internet celebrities."
Su Wan was so angry that she made a video to complain, but netizens found out: This shop is a hidden shop owned by a chef with three Michelin stars, and reservations are scheduled for half a year!
The video had over a million likes, but she received a private message from Lu Shiyan: "For spreading rumors and defamation, either delete the video and apologize, or work in the store to pay off the debt."
In order to keep her account, Su Wanwan was forced to take up a job, and from then on she started a dual life of "being squeezed by the cold noodle boss + gaining fans while eating".
She found that Lu Shiyan seemed indifferent, but he would remember that she did not eat coriander, would silently hire a navy to escort her when she was attacked by black fans, and would even show up to protect her immediately when she encountered gangsters while visiting a store.
During a live broadcast of a store visit, Su Wanwan was asked if she had a partner. Just when she was about to deny it, the camera caught Lu Shiyan walking over with dishes and a low voice: "Do I count?"
The whole network is fried! # Cold Noodle Chef is actually a maniac who dotes on his wife# The entry became a hot search topic overnight.
Su Wanwan panicked: "We only have an employment relationship!"
Lu Shiyan curled his lips and took out a contract: "Now it's upgraded to a love contract, with liquidated damages - you have the right to visit stores for life."
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