Have you ever read about how the Kardashian family made their fortune?
The Xia family is kind of similar.
A reality show about the Xia family's endless, scandalous feuds has already reached its fifth season.
Over the past five years, family members have been turned into all kinds of absurd meme videos and showered with abuse and ridicule. Yet the more people mock them, the more famous they get. Their fortunes have skyrocketed, and every one of them has become a top-tier star.
One day, Xia Mianmian, a sweet little darling, wakes up in a luxurious room and discovers that her whole family is nothing more than a bunch of cannon-fodder background characters in a novel. According to the book, the entertainment industry is about to clean up its toxic culture, and the chaotic Xia family will be the first in line. Before long, they'll be ruined and bankrupt.
In a panic, the sweet little darling wastes no time trying to reform her family's twisted values.
She helps her mother, who married four husbands and sells herself as a black widow, find true love.
She teaches her eldest sister, who is obsessed with plastic surgery, got famous by changing her face, and uses her beauty to get away with anything, that a woman needs kindness and goodness within her, not just a pretty face.
She helps her sharp-tongued eldest brother, dubbed the entertainment industry's discipline inspector, learn the art of conversation.
That leaves her second sister, a master of sweet-talking and manipulative tea-sipping theatrics, so despicable that everyone hates her. Xia Mianmian brings all five of the men she's dating at the same time together...
And so, in the family's weekly variety show, viewers who tuned in to watch the Xia family fight and tear into each other find six-year-old Xia Mianmian standing on tiptoe in front of a blackboard, ruler in hand, sternly teaching her older siblings the Eight Honors and Eight Shames.
Also known as The Reform of Shameless Bastards
Theme: Firmly uphold the socialist core values.
