Shu Xiaoye, the toughest girl in Yunling Village, finds a young master in the pigsty. He's a tender-skinned city boy who's never had to lift a finger.
The variety show crew calls it "A Life Swap." Shu Xiaoye calls it "a hired hand showing up at my door."
She confiscates his phone and wallet, makes him sleep in the pigsty, haul manure, and bed down on straw. The whole village thinks she's crazy for treating a rich young master like livestock. But Shu Xiaoye has done the math: her fee for thirty days is one hundred thousand yuan, enough to buy medicine and winter coats for three elderly people living alone and make sure they can enjoy their twilight years.
But she never expected that after three days of being tormented, the young master still hadn't cried; after being sent away five times, he still hadn't left. After thirty days of being yelled at, he stood in the pouring rain and shouted at her, "I want a perfect score! Don't you understand?"
Later, when the show A Life Swap ended and the crew packed up and left, Jiang Lan stayed behind. He ended up living in Yunling Village for ten years. Back then, everyone online called Shu Xiaoye a "villainess"...
Ten years later, the whole internet is asking, "Who tamed whom, the villainess or her young master?" Shu Xiaoye's answer is, "Even the pig in that pigsty knows he's the most expensive one I ever raised."
