Jiang Yu is wearing a book.
In a novel about urban sweethearts, she is the cannon fodder female supporting character who risked her life for the sake of the male protagonist Bai Yueguang, but was eventually banned from the entire Internet, racked up millions of dollars in debt, and lived on the streets.
When she came back, the original owner had just secretly photographed Bai Yueguang and sent it to the male protagonist. The male protagonist slapped her in the face and threatened to make it impossible for her to survive in the circle.
Jiang Yu looked at the candid photos on her phone that the original owner had paid 30,000 yuan for someone to take them, which were so blurry that even her own mother could not recognize them. Then she looked at the remaining 4,321.6 Cents in her bank card, as well as the rent contract that was due to expire next month.
She silently deleted the photos, blocked the male protagonist, then opened the recruitment software and started looking for a job.
Why do you want to be a love brain cannon fodder? Is it because the bread doesn't taste good or the money is hard to spend?
Later, the male protagonist who once pointed at her nose and told her to go away blocked the door of her newly opened bakery and asked her with red eyes: "Jiang Yu, didn't you love me the most at the beginning?"
Jiang Yu put the dough in the oven without raising her head: "Sir, would you like to apply for a card? Recharge three hundred and get fifty free. Our store does not accept credit."
Concept: When a woman strips away all the emotional labels and identity bindings attached to others, how should she rebuild her own survival foundation from scratch in a strange world? This article explores a simple proposition through the heroine's real process of learning, working, trial and error, and accumulation step by step from the debt dilemma-compared to being loved, having the ability to support oneself is the most stable foundation for a person. The story does not advocate shortcuts to getting rich, nor does it exaggerate suffering. It only shows the practicality and sobriety of an ordinary girl who used her hands to pull herself out of the quagmire inch by inch, and conveys the independent, tenacious, and pragmatic female values of the new era.