Su Daji plopped down on the beanbag chair, gritting her teeth and saying in a resentful voice, "They actually produced something like this. Now, I wonder what people outside are thinking of us."

Qin Shi Huang, his eyes glazed over, slumped onto the sofa: "My lifelong brilliance is now completely ruined."

Sensing the anger of the two men, Xiaoyu, who had entered the room last, wisely shrank back, carefully closed the door, and quietly hid in a corner, obediently staying away from the battle and the battlefield.

Without feeling that she had done anything wrong, Yu Ningning calmly flipped through her phone and handed it to Su Daji and Qin Shi Huang.

"Take a look at the reviews of these ads yourselves."

The screen displayed the page of China's largest social media platform, with nearly 100,000 comments in the comment section.

The most upvoted comment was: "I disagree with labeling video ads as tacky. What do you mean tacky? This is called being down-to-earth!"

"Yes, yes, yes, this is what we call being down-to-earth. We're all people earning 3,000 a month. What's the point of thinking about high-end skincare products, luxury cars, and luxury watches all day? A lifetime's salary wouldn't even cover a fraction of that. Postpartum feed for sows, electric bicycles for the elderly, and affordable kidney tonics for middle-aged people—these are the things that the vast majority of ordinary people in our country need most."

“Although I’ve come to work in the city, I will never forget how my family raised me by farming. My parents are getting old and have nothing to do, so they’ve started raising a new sow. Seeing such a beautiful woman filming this kind of advertisement, I’m ordering a bag for my family right now.”

“My grandfather is getting old and has difficulty walking, but he likes to go out for a stroll every day. This Chicheng brand senior-friendly bicycle looks great to me and is very suitable for elderly people with mobility issues.”

"Well, a friend of mine was quite moved after seeing the ad, so he asked me to buy him a bottle of Shenbao tablets. Cough cough cough, apparently they're quite effective, and it's a reputable, affordable brand..."

"You'd better have a friend upstairs..."

Another influential blogger wrote a long, heartfelt post about this video.

"Actually, I admire the person who made this decision. Anyone who has spent some time on the modern internet will understand the general public's extreme yearning for a luxurious, beautiful, and exquisite life. In the general trend of the internet, people who earn less than 10,000 yuan a month are not worthy of speaking, people who earn a million yuan a year are not as good as dogs, people who are not born into wealth are not worthy of being born, and people who do not own private jets and yachts cannot be considered to have truly lived."

"Under such strong winds, all entertainment stars and internet celebrities are trying their best to dress themselves up exquisitely. Every week they travel to a popular internet city, check into a high-end hotel every day, enjoy afternoon tea every two days, and pay attention to the exquisite plating of their meals. Their lives are always glamorous and bright."

"But I don't think this is the right direction."

"After all, the vast majority of people in society are still ordinary people. Sixty percent of my country's population still lives in rural areas. In the glamorous online discourse, they are the silent majority, who can only passively watch those glamorous lives that are so far removed from their own, feeling either envious, jealous, or powerless to the point of complaining and blaming others, and can't even utter a word of their own."