Qiao Duoduo quit her job on the spot and returned to her village to make videos as a content creator.
She filmed watermelons that were going unsold in the fields,
And a thousand years ago, deep in the deserts north of the frontier, a god of war prince leading his troops against the Xiongnu was on the verge of dying of thirst when hundreds of round, juicy watermelons fell from the sky.
She filmed beef and mutton in the supermarket, rice and flour at the farmers' market, and tons of drinking water,
And in the Great Rao Dynasty, ravaged by famine and strewn with corpses, there was grain and food in quantities beyond counting, more than anyone could eat.
She filmed medicine, and Lu Yunding brought the plague under control, saving countless lives.
She filmed cotton hats, scarves, and down jackets, and Lu Yunding helped the people endure the most comfortable winter in history.
One day, she accidentally filmed her own phone.
Lu Yunding learned how to make WeChat video calls, take selfies, and send messages by typing...
Lu Yunding: "Do you like the necklaces and jewelry I sent over, along with the gold and silver ingots?"
Qiao Duoduo exchanged them all for money and looked at the many zeros in her bank account. She had to admit, it was hard not to like them.
Lu Yunding: "Then what about me? Do you like me?"
Qiao Duoduo: "Your Highness, I don't do long-distance relationships."
I like reading this book. There is more interaction between the male and female protagonists.