[Demining: The male and female protagonists are very pretentious, and there are ancient-style niche characters inside]
Su Wu, a beauty ghost who has lived for thousands of years, once transformed into a poor female college student and was forced to go live broadcasting due to hunger.
She doesn't focus on beauty or talent. During her daily live broadcasts, she either lies down in a daze, or starts eating and broadcasting when she's extremely hungry.
A bowl of instant noodles can taste like a top-notch meal. The small gestures of dipping the corners of the lips in the soup and licking the cream with the fingertips made the audience salivate.
She is too lazy to open her business, but some big bosses are crazy about her.
The CEO of Huanyu Technology spent a lot of money when he saw her eating instant noodles and contracted all her takeout; the descendant of a master of traditional Chinese painting painted sketches all over her waist and regarded her as his lifelong muse; the boss of traditional Chinese studies was so tempted by her licking the corner of her lips that he wrote poems all night long and changed the "Book of Songs" into her exclusive love poem.
There are also track champions, capital traders, and mining princes... All of them are top bosses, but they are willing to become her subordinates, spending money for her, jealous of her, and turning the live broadcast room into a field of money-making power.
Su Wu secretly poked at her sexy circle of friends, twirled her hair with her fingertips and chuckled: "Just give me a gift, it's so tiring to be tempted."
The big guys said in unison: "Don't be tired! Just lie down and let us pamper you!"
A lazy beauty with a beautiful face × a top tycoon, watch how the thousand-year-old ghost lays down and live broadcasts, catching all the big guys in the world!
Reader comments
Give yourself the first five-star review
It looks good, but it's too short and not enough to read. The ending was a bit rushed.
Give yourself the first five-star review
It looks good, but it's too short and not enough to read. The ending was a bit rushed.