Blurb:
Before she died, wealthy heiress Yu Mian, frail with illness, discovered that she was the beloved white moonlight in the angsty romance novel "The CEO's Substitute Lover": the one the male lead longed for but never dared to touch, and who died young.
After being given a second life, Yu Mian decided to stay as far, far, far, far away from the male and female leads as she could. She would eat all the delicious food, travel the world, build up her livestream, and wait to die in style.
Until she unexpectedly discovered that not only did she have the luck of a koi fish, but she also had a chance to stay alive: she could absorb the good fortune of the male lead's cousin, the villain Xie Yanhuai, to extend her life.
Smelling the sweet strawberry-milk scent of his good fortune, Yu Mian couldn't resist pushing him against the wall and biting him haphazardly.
Ah! Delicious!
But there was another problem. In the original story, Xie Yanhuai died even earlier than she did.
Mini-scene:
Yu Mian never expected that working as an amateur food streamer would get her tangled up with the heroine, Rong Ling.
#FemaleStreamerYuThreeYearsOldLooksLikePopularActressRongLing#
A Rong Ling fan posted on Weibo: Not content with getting plastic surgery to look like our Rongrong, she keeps shamelessly marketing herself and riding on some big shot's coattails. Seriously, when is this girl going to pack her bags and go home?
The fish haters all liked the post.
While the fans and haters were fighting, the official Weibo account of the jewelry industry's number one brand, Jinyu Mantang, reposted it:
That's right, that's right, little princess, when are you packing your bags and coming home? @YuThreeYearsOld
The company account of the big shot whose fame she was accused of riding also joined in:
Leave our boss's wife alone! Boss's wife, look here! Pack your bags and come home. Our Mr. Xie will earn money to support you! @YuThreeYearsOld
Soon after, the aloof big shot mentioned on Weibo suddenly appeared in Yu Three Years Old's livestream.
Mr. Xie, usually dressed in a suit and tie, wore casual home clothes and held a bowl of freshly stewed soup. His expression was gentle, the beauty mark at the corner of his eye captivating, as he coaxed Yu Three Years Old softly. "Mianmian, be good and have a little."
Yu Three Years Old looked adamant and muttered, "I don't want it. This soup doesn't smell as delicious as you do."
Also known as "The Big Shot Smells Like Strawberries," "I Stay Alive by Absorbing the Big Shot's Good Fortune," "This Big Shot Is a Little Sweet," and "A Wealthy Heiress Without Koi Luck Isn't a Good Food Streamer."
Launching in late November.
Reader's guide:
1. The author is letting loose, so proceed with caution. Enjoy the story.
2. The author has a fragile, colorful glass heart and is starting kindergarten this year. She hasn't learned how to argue like an elementary school student yet. Feel free to drop the story, but please don't be mean to her. Thank you.
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