Xu Ting, 27, is a financial blogger with 40,000 fans.
She always advised others not to follow blindly, but she believed in the "certain news" of her old friend in a bull market and bet eight years of her savings. On the day Lanjiang Technology fell to the limit, a video with seven seconds cut out suddenly spread across the Internet. She changed from a loser to a "liar with orders" in the eyes of 400 investors.
The benefactor lost contact, her ex-husband took away the studio server, angry friends came to visit, and even her mother's house was involved in the turmoil.
Xu Ting has not received a penny in promotion fees, but she cannot say that she has no responsibility. In order to clear the stigma of inducing the takeover, she must first disclose her mistakes, and then find out from the deleted group chats, tampered videos and layers of contracts the interests that pushed everyone into the abyss.
This is not a story about a female stock goddess making a comeback.
This is the story of an ordinary woman who, amidst losses, betrayal and public opinion, learned to take responsibility for her own choices and no longer took the blame for anyone else.
The story is purely fictional and does not constitute investment advice.
