The Ultimate Live Streaming Queen

Lin Sa, a former third-tier actor on Hong Kong's T-stage, used lipstick to write on the mirror the live broadcast schedule for going north the night she was terminated. When her retreat was burned, she paved the way herself. She gathered seven women in a dilapidated loft in Shenzhen: cold-faced financer Shen Bingqing, Jianghu supply chain Huo Yan, literary and artistic planner Su Wan, ambitious newcomer Tang Wei, Buddhist manager Mo Wen, exquisite Hong Kong girl He Jiayi, and socially fearful genius program. Seven knives of different shapes serve as blades and scabbards for each other in the live broadcast jungle. Faced with the censorship of capital giants, the black box of algorithms, and the hacking of the entire Internet, Lin Sa never responded with tears - setting up a live broadcast in a heavy rain warehouse, looking for alternative raw materials in the Nu River in Yunnan, counterattacking at a dinner party in Central to "release military power with a drink of wine," and the Hong Kong Stock Exchange handed the bell hammer to a Lisu grandmother. From a down-and-out artist to a rule-maker, she and investigative reporter Jiang Chao went from rivals to lovers, going through fire and water side by side. This is not an instruction manual, but a challenge for women to take back control. "Queen is not a title, but a choice" - the woman who once silently packed her suitcase on the catwalk has long since turned the world into her live broadcast room. Dedicated to novel readers who like the fast pace of TVB Hong Kong dramas, seven women, seven ways of living, and a world of rivers and lakes.