Having no other choice, Jiang Chi offered to take the little dumpling for a walk in the street. Then, half-heartedly, Chaochao was picked up and carried away by Jiang Chi.

As dusk settles, the streets come alive with traffic and vibrant lights.

It seemed that Chaochao, who had never gone shopping with her brother before, gradually came to life, holding her brother's hand and turning her head to look around curiously.

As I passed by a clothing store with a glass window that covered an entire wall, I turned my head and was immediately struck by one of the mannequins in the window.

She wore a brightly colored, fluffy fur coat that was almost floor-length, with extremely bold color combinations and styling.

Jiang Chi followed the little dumpling's gaze and saw the model. His lips twitched slightly, and he looked down at the little dumpling and asked, "How is it? Isn't it ugly?"

To everyone's surprise, Chaochao, who was staring blankly, immediately turned around and nervously stopped him when she heard his complaint: "Hey, brother, don't say that in front of people."

Jiang Chi: "...Is that so?"

Just as he was about to say something, he caught a glimpse of curious glances from passersby, and some people were already hesitantly but expectantly taking steps closer.

Jiang Chi pulled Chaochao's mask up a little more. Before Chaochao could recover from her slight guilt over the colorful eagle—no, the model girl—she was instantly swept away by her brother's arms and quickly left the encircling circle.

Jiang Chi and his sister Chaochao's one-way shopping trip has come to an end.

The dark clouds hanging over Chaochao's head only increased after she went out. So far, the fragile little dumpling has accumulated three and a half blows.

Tonight, I wanted to read a newly published fairy tale to relieve my depression. But now, I'm looking at the last page of the fairy tale with a serious face. The real princess, who was switched at birth by her wicked stepmother, wants to try to regain her princess status after learning about her true identity. Just when she is about to succeed, she meets a man who appears out of nowhere. In the face of a difficult choice, she finally agrees to spend her life with him and live in seclusion in the mountains, giving up her right to inherit the throne.

But she and her husband lived an ordinary but happy life.

This is the last sentence of the fairy tale book.

Chaochao's mouth unconsciously became flatter and flatter.

If it were a middle school student with a richer vocabulary, they would definitely throw their book down and yell "This is a terrible ending!"

Unfortunately, the little dumpling didn't have that much knowledge.

Even after finishing the new book, I still feel uneasy.

It actually made me feel even more bored.