Phi-Fic Chapter 193 I'll Support You by Moving Bricks 1
Chapter 193 I'll Support You by Moving Bricks 1
The cheap, cramped rental room was filled with takeout garbage, instant noodle boxes, and kitchen waste.
When Qingmo transmigrated, she felt dizzy and wished she could die. What kind of weirdo was the original owner? The house smelled so bad it almost made her faint.
“yue…”
The smell was absolutely intoxicating, it hit her right in the head. She opened the door and rushed out; she couldn't take it anymore, she was afraid she was going to die here! What a tragedy!
After rushing outside, Qingmo took deep breaths of fresh air, her fat jiggling as she recovered. Only then did she begin to take in her surroundings.
This place looked like an old town; the houses were dilapidated and cramped, and the ground was all dirty. Qingmo covered her nose as she walked out, wearing a nightgown, and it was quite difficult for her to walk, even though she weighed 200 pounds.
She found a corner and began to absorb the plot.
The original owner, Liu Momo, whose online name is Momozi, is 25 years old this year and a true country bumpkin.
Liu Momo was born chubby and had an unattractive face covered in acne, which made her feel inferior and introverted from a young age.
The original owner was an ordinary girl from childhood to adulthood. She was admitted to an average university, and after graduation, she was unable to find a suitable job due to her abilities and appearance.
Two years after graduation, the original owner relied on her parents' living expenses to make ends meet. She received 3,000 yuan a month, 500 yuan a month for rent, and the remaining 2,500 yuan was her monthly expenses.
The original owner's family wasn't wealthy, but they were alright. Her parents' combined monthly salary was 12,000 yuan, so she happily lived off them for two years, spending her days at home reading novels and watching videos.
Her only hobby was watching male live streamers, especially the good-looking ones, because the original owner had never been in a relationship before and fantasized about having a sweet romance.
The internet, existing between reality and illusion, gave her many unrealistic fantasies. In particular, whenever she heard male anchors welcome her and praise her for being beautiful, kind-hearted, and rich, her vanity would explode, and she would shower them with gifts.
As long as my little brother calls me sweetly, I'll give you my life, okay?
Although the original owner only had 2,500 yuan left for living expenses in January, she could spend 2400 yuan on virtual gifts for her younger brother, and use the remaining 100 yuan to eat instant noodles. What's strange is that she saved every penny and spent all her money on male streamers, yet she didn't lose any weight.
At first, the original owner would only send small gifts, sending them to whoever was handsome, specifically targeting small streamers who didn't have many viewers.
After all, with such a small amount of money, a big streamer might not even be worthy of a thank you. But it's different with small streamers. As long as they spend money on you, you're number one on the leaderboard, a VIP among VIPs. Every word they say gets a response, and they won't give you any less of the respect you deserve.
Until the original owner met a small streamer named Jiang Haochen, who was good-looking, had a nice voice, and knew how to soothe people's emotions and provide a lot of emotional value, she fell for him immediately.
Driven by vanity, in order to watch his live stream every day, the original owner would send him a sports car every day and stay until he finished his stream.
The two also exchanged contact information privately. Jiang Haochen would say good morning and good night every day, tell her to wear more clothes when it was cold, and to drink more hot water when she was sick. This made the original owner, who had never been in a relationship before, instantly taste the sweetness of love and become more and more infatuated with Jiang Haochen.
This streamer never asked the original owner to send gifts or red envelopes, but whenever there was a PK (player versus player) event, he would notify the original owner. If the original owner didn't send gifts in the live stream, he wouldn't send a message that day, causing the original owner to have sleepless nights and feel extremely anxious.
He never mentioned money in a single sentence, yet every single one of them implied money.
A sports car costs 100 yuan, and the original owner only made that much money each month. Sometimes he could only make excuses about being too busy with work to go online and check on him, but once he did go online, he would definitely refresh the page.
If this continues, the original owner will soon be unable to afford it, since no matter how much she saves, the money is always the same, no more and no less.