The first article: Love Story: I am a single mother, taking my children to participate in "Being Si Cong's Girlfriend for a Day"
Single mother Jia Jia held her one-year-old son An An in her arms and pressed the registration button for the romance drama "Be Si Cong's Girlfriend for a Day". The lights in the rental house were dim, and the sound of the milk powder can bottoming out made her more determined than any other reason - she needed the bonus to replace imported milk powder for An An, who cried all night.
No one is optimistic about this contestant with the "oil bottle". While twenty-nine delicate girls were practicing smiling for the camera, Jiajia was lowering her head to change her child's diaper. But the director team made the right bet - when she mistook the unmarriage-minded Mr. Si as a "widowed husband" and casually told her to "pass the bottle," the live broadcast room exploded.
#Sicongexperiencewidowed parenting# has become a hotly searched myth, and millions of mothers have found resonance in the comments.
Until three days later, Si Cong suddenly vomited blood and fell to the ground during the live broadcast.
A love drama connects the survival dilemma of single mothers with the undercurrent of capital games. Beyond the camera, there are more invisible games unfolding.
Purpose: This novel uses a single mother taking her child to participate in a rich man's love drama as an entry point, and uses the counter-routine plot of "treating a rich man as a widowed husband" to outline the picture of women's survival in the difficult situation of childcare, arousing collective resonance. At the same time, Lianzong's traffic carnival and sudden changes are used to metaphor the complexity and ruthlessness of the capital game. The story wanders between daily reality and dramatic conflicts. In the seemingly absurd setting, there is a deep inquiry into the multi-faceted nature of human nature and the rules of reality, and the blank spaces are even more lingering.