Jiang Wan had been married for three years, and her husband said, "You have no income, and your daughter is also a burden."
She didn't cry or make a fuss, and presented the evidence and the divorce agreement: "Divorce, my daughter belongs to me."
But on the day of the divorce, tuition, rent, and living expenses were all reduced. For the sake of her daughter, Jiang Wan started a live broadcast for the first time. As soon as the lights came on and the music started, she immediately blew up the most popular list with her hot dance.
The audience went crazy, and so did the big brother.
The cold boss smashed the screen full of gifts: "Don't do it."
The top e-sports star flooded the screen and said coquettishly: "Sister, dance to another song and I will rank you first on the list!"
But she looked at the income and smiled calmly: "It's enough to pay for tuition. That's it for today."
The next second, banners all over the site exploded - the mysterious boss parachuted into the live broadcast room: "This dance, I will do the next one."
From then on, Jiang Wan just wanted to make money to raise her daughter, but a group of top-notch men were vying to pamper her: the boss supported her, the top-ranked people diverted her, the movie king protected her, the doctors loved her daughter, and the resources of the plutocrats were at their mercy.
Her ex-husband was waiting to see her laugh, but he watched helplessly as she became more and more popular, more expensive, and more and more people were competing for her love.
She doesn't want to please, doesn't work overtime, and runs away when she has enough money.
But the more she wakes up, the more those big brothers get on top of her.
Reader comments
It is meaningful, but it seems unreal and a bit fake. The emotions are intense and high-spirited. The emotions seen here are rational and calm. Although I know that this is the calmness that a mother has to exist to protect her children, I don't like it very much. It is a bit depressing (maybe this is reality, but reading novels is for fun, not looking in the mirror)
It is meaningful, but it seems unreal and a bit fake. The emotions are intense and high-spirited. The emotions seen here are rational and calm. Although I know that this is the calmness that a mother has to exist to protect her children, I don't like it very much. It is a bit depressing (maybe this is reality, but reading novels is for fun, not looking in the mirror)