As an orphan before entering the book, Gu Yinyin had to make a living and make money on her own at a young age, so Gu Yinyin had to do any kind of work.
When she was in middle school, she would secretly sell snacks in the school, or help others bring breakfast or pick up express delivery to earn money for running errands. When she got to university, she had more options: she would submit articles to major public accounts to earn royalties, or she would tell stories on audiobook platforms...
Anyway, as long as she can make money, as long as it doesn't break the law, she has done it.
Others said that Gu Yinyin was crazy about money.
Of course she likes money. Although she is poor, her desire to consume is extremely high. She will never wrong herself if she wants to buy something.
Then, once she wore the book, she transformed into a real wealthy daughter.
But wealthy family members are not good people, and the original owner of this book was largely killed by this family.
Okay, she won't come back to this wealthy family, we'll still earn the money ourselves.
But, who can explain to her why her family's attitude towards her is different from that in the book?
Also, why does the aloof academic god who originally belonged to the heroine say some weird things to her?
Why does the male protagonist, the only one who obeys the heroine, look at her with that dark and unclear look?
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