The Rich Widow Was Cast as a Foil, So She Decided to Lie Flat

When the Song Group announced the cast of its new year-opening variety show, Dear Life, everyone went wild. Three years ago, Mu Qingge shot to fame with a supporting role in a period drama, taking Bilibili by storm. Even now, she is still everywhere in period-drama edit videos. Yet she had married into a wealthy family at the height of her popularity to bring good luck to her dying husband, only to become a widow. And now, she was actually joining the show. Netizens opened the livestream, ready to mock Mu Qingge, the woman who had abandoned her dreams for money, and teach her a lesson about the harshness of society. When they clicked in, they saw this: During a digging task, Mu Qingge used a diamond-encrusted hoe. When it was time to harvest, Mu Qingge bought twenty Rolls-Royces to transport the crops. Seeing this, netizens accused her of flaunting her wealth. Mu Qingge sighed. “What can I do? My husband died young. I can't be so heartless as to dig him out of his grave and make him carry on the family line. When I die, there'll be no one to burn offerings for me, and I'll have a hard life in the afterworld. So why not enjoy myself while I'm alive?” Netizens: ...Why does she kind of have a point? I'm even a little jealous. But as soon as she turns around, someone corners Mu Qingge and says with a faintly amused smile, “Miss Mu, I have two things to tell you, one good and one bad. Which would you like to hear first?” Mu Qingge: ??? The man: “The bad news is that your husband, who died young, has suddenly come back from the dead.” Mu Qingge swallows nervously. “Then what's the good news?” The man curls his lips into a smile. “I'm your supposedly dead husband.”