Su Xiao is a “little fairy” who lives on Xiaohongshu and Weibo. She loves dogs and feminism, and loves cultivating a polished persona on her social media. She earns just 3,000 yuan a month, yet is convinced she deserves a domineering CEO. Her ex-husband, Chen Mo, earned over 100,000 yuan a year. He was honest and dependable, carrying her to the hospital in the middle of the night and running two streets over to buy her roasted chestnuts. But to her, a man like that had “no ambition” and was “going nowhere.” Egged on by her toxic best friend, He Lili, she divorced him without hesitation, took the 200,000 yuan she got in the settlement, and plunged headlong into the pipe dream of becoming a socialite overnight.
Yoga memberships, beauty salons, luxury goods, upscale blind dates: the money vanished fast, but the domineering CEO was nowhere to be seen. Then Leo appeared: a villa in Pudong, a private wine cellar, and a sapphire necklace. Every detail was a perfect match for her fantasies. She emptied her savings and even took out loans from loan sharks, pouring it all into the “new energy project” he told her about. The project was fake, the villa was rented, and the sapphire was a 9.9-yuan trinket with free shipping. Only a con man would say, “What’s mine is yours.”
She fell from the clouds, drowning in debt. Only when she turned back did she realize that the man she had thrown away with her own hands had been taken in by the very friend who pushed her over the edge. Some mistakes haunt you for a lifetime. This isn’t a feel-good story with a happy ending. It’s a stark parable about vanity, greed, and consequences. You may think you deserve better, but the one you threw away yourself was the best you’ll ever find.
You get what you want, keep moving forward and never look back!
Love is a matter of two people. It is not about giving alone and then silently touching yourself!