After Escaping a Multi-Million Dollar Mansion, I Married a Soldier

In my family, everything has a price tag. A glass of cold water costs two cents, and watching cartoons on Dad's phone for ten minutes costs one yuan. On my sixth birthday, clutching the one yuan I'd saved by collecting soda bottles, I cautiously asked my mom, "Mom, can I buy a bowl of longevity noodles? The kind without eggs." Mom, busy styling her new perm, didn't even look up: "The price has gone up, two yuan. If you don't have money, go hungry; it'll help you develop your independence." That day, I didn't get to eat longevity noodles, but I used that one yuan to watch cartoons for ten minutes. Suddenly, a message popped up on the screen...