Wen Mo passed through the book and became the cannon fodder male stepmother of the villain in "The Genius Cute Baby Takes Me to the Variety Show". She is the control group of the protagonist's family in the book.
By chance, Wen Mo traveled through the book and took the villain boy with him to the same variety show as the main character in the original book.
In variety shows.
Wen Mo and his little Zai Zai kept doing tricks.
The program crew is so disrespectful that they don't provide funds and require the guests to get through a week on their own.
Other fathers take their children to perform on the street, or hand out leaflets on the street, and the remuneration they earn is barely enough to buy a few large steamed buns.
Wen Mo, on the other hand, chose to take Xiang Xiaochen to catch fish and dig wild vegetables every day.
Finally, using these ingredients, the taste is comparable to that of a five-star chef, making the children next door cry with greed.
But because Wen Mo was wearing simple clothes and was the only amateur present, extreme fans from various families united to mock him as a poor amateur who loved to express himself and wanted to be famous.
But not long after the show aired, some netizens revealed that the clothes worn by Wen Mo and Xiang Xiaochen were all from the most luxurious brands, and any piece of clothing would cost them several years of salary.
The black men who spread rumors and slandered Wen Mo received letters from lawyers from Xiang's legal department one after another. They were so frightened that they quickly apologized and asked for a lighter sentence.
Immediately afterwards, the melon-eaters were surprised to find that Wen Mo's husband was actually Xiang Yanting, the leader of the Xiang family's huge business empire.
In order to please Wen Mo, this always lonely man even spent tens of billions to build an island, just to build Wen Mo's dream paradise and make him smile.
Netizens were dumbfounded.
If this is called poverty, then they are willing to be poor like this for the rest of their lives, fall!
Purpose: It is not advisable to judge people by their appearance