My Funeral Livestream Made My Paper Effigy Shop Go Viral

[Traditional culture + light metaphysics + livestreaming + mutual devotion]

Gu Ling inherited a paper funerary goods shop. Before she had time to celebrate, she discovered that the shop was drowning in debt. With no other choice, she kept the business running by collecting discarded items. One day, a flyer promising that livestream sales could bring in a monthly income of one hundred thousand yuan drifted in front of her, and the gears of fate began to turn.

Before the livestream, the boss was unattractive, and the agent was beside herself with worry because the boss was too blunt.

After the livestream began, she fired the boss, conquered the audience, and reached the number-one spot on the rankings within days, with over one hundred million clicks!

She escaped poverty at lightning speed. Her debts were gone, and the shop was renovated into the number-one store on the antique street. Her fans begged her to livestream every day.

Not only that, Gu Ling also promoted the funeral industry, and when the shop urgently needed more staff, she had no choice but to recruit: six-hour workdays, eight days off per month, a salary of six thousand, with meals and accommodation provided.

A crowd of fans from the livestream room came to apply, leaving Gu Ling too busy to look after herself.

One day, a sickly powerful man came to her door in person, begging the beauty to take him in.

The fans complained, “Look how weak he is. What help could he possibly provide?”

The scheming powerful man appeared in the livestream room and hugged Gu Ling’s arm. “Big sis, come closer.”

Gu Ling stroked his head. “Be good, don’t be afraid. I know you’re delicate, and I’ll protect you.”

Warnings:

Not scary.

This is not a fast-paced wish-fulfillment novel.

The story is fictional. If the experiences of the spirits happen to resemble those of certain people, it is purely coincidental.

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