Tie Xiaoli, a Shenyang girl, short video blogger, whose catchphrase is "Oh my god".
Stepping on the manhole cover and entering the quick travel system, she was bound to a [Male Dilemma Illustrated Book] - in human terms: she had to go to various "crazy worlds" to help those unlucky men solve their problems.
In the first world, a man was drunk and thrown on the side of the road, and passers-by praised him as "something will happen." In the second world, a man is beaten by his girlfriend, and passers-by say, "That's because I miss you." In the third world, a man was blackmailed for helping an old man, and the entire Internet scolded him for "deserving it." In the fourth world, men are being doxxed through rumors, and netizens say, "What's wrong with stealing information?"…
Every world was so outrageous that she called the banana a watery peach.
But when those men were squatting on the roadside crying, she squatted down again and handed a piece of paper: "Okay, stop crying. I will teach you a few tricks."
Not sensational, not pretentious, just the simple sense of justice of Northeastern people - if you can't see it, just take care of it.
She uses native methods to teach them to refuse PUAs at the wine table, uses legal knowledge to teach them to protect their rights, and uses reverse doxxing to teach rumormongers how to behave. She doesn't save the world, she only saves the person in front of her who can barely hold on anymore.
Eight worlds, eight dilemmas. Smiling and laughing, he was suddenly silent for three seconds.
Finally, when she returned to the streets of Shenyang, she saw an uncomfortable boy squatting on the side of the road. She walked over and knelt down:
"Hey, buddy, what's wrong?"
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A thoughtful story wrapped in comedy. When the gender is reversed, those accustomed injuries will be seen again.
Purpose: Difficulties do not distinguish between genders, seeing is the beginning of change.