Female Anchor and Her Top Brother

I earned a million dollars as a female anchor in one year. The day my fiancé went to jail for taking the blame, I became the "love brain anchor" that was ridiculed by the entire Internet. Everyone said that I was stupid, that Chen Mo was a scapegoat, that his life was over, and that I should remarry as soon as possible. Even his own father advised me not to wait. I don't believe it. I go on air at eight o'clock every night and sing ballads to two million fans. There was a group of people standing behind me: Brother Wang who was holding a frying pan to see who was shooting whom, retired detective Li Jianguo, Wang Defu who was charging with a hoe, Zhao Si who was forced to jump off the building by loan sharks, Mother Lin who was blinded by crying, and the fat orange dog named Wangcai. We forcibly destroyed an evil gang that had been entrenched in Sanjiang County for three years until all the bones were left. But what I thought was a great victory was just the tip of the iceberg. When I went to the appointment alone and walked into the brightly lit warehouse, Brother Hu was sitting on the Taishi chair, with Zhao Si covered in blood under his feet. He thought he was a hunter, waiting for me to fall into my trap. He didn't know that there was a task force from the provincial department outside the door; he didn't know that the cold-faced old man beside him who had been with him for three years and committed murders and arson for him was an undercover police agent; he didn't even know that the blood on Zhao Si's body was ketchup and the rope had been cut long ago. The only thing he guessed correctly was that I was indeed not here to die. I'm here to close the net. That night, Brother Hu was arrested, the general ledger was obtained, and 3.2 Million compensation was distributed to each household. Even the USB flash drive he hid under his pillow was dropped by Zhao Si in advance. I thought I could finally wait until Chen Mo was released from prison, marry him, and live a stable life. But on the wedding day, a man who looked like him