The Goddess Who Kills Pigs for Rice Actually Falls in Love with a Beggar

When Zhu Xianyue, an urban white-collar worker, filmed her own pig-killing scene into a short video to avoid being forced to marry, she became famous overnight and became the "goddess of killing pigs for rice" that the entire Internet was chasing. She also accidentally opened a Pandora's box of traffic and trouble. And in the early morning of New Year's Eve, the ragged homeless man Ma Xiaofeng she met by the firewood pile, a "beggar" who needed her blood transfusion to save his life, turned out to be the heir to a billionaire family who was pushed into the river by his own brother and remained anonymous. In order to cope with the pressure to marry, she proposed a contract of "paying one thousand a day and pretending to be her boyfriend"; in order to find out the truth, he concealed his identity and agreed. In six days, the ring made of wild flowers and the wish under the shooting star gradually turned the fake show into the real feeling, but the killer hired by the dark network pointed the dagger at their hearts. This is not an ancient fairy tale about a prince pretending to be poor, but a contemporary fable about two souls redeeming each other amidst lies and crisis. When the helicopter landed at the threshing floor in the countryside, he, wearing a suit and leather tie, knelt down on one knee with a rose in his hand. She chose to refuse the airborne position of the president's wife, take root in the countryside, and turn traffic into an "ecological farm" to revitalize her hometown. And sin will ultimately be judged by the law. The story uses the ultimate contrast - butcher knife and high heels, steamed buns and bride price, soil and starlight, to tell a warm legend about sincerity overcoming glitz, independent definition of value, and rule of law demonstrating justice. Here, the top level of romance is to build the place where you and I have struggled into an utopia on earth with rising fireworks.