Chapter 300: The mother of the star-chasing daughter

The next thing is that the story of the baby Puff and her boyfriend went viral on the Internet.

Her family knew that the baby Puff was not yet 18 years old and was a sophomore in high school. Because she watched too many slow-paced videos, she wanted to imitate those Internet celebrities.

She asked someone to make a fake ID card for her, and then she found her boyfriend and lived with him.

Later, she was taken back by her family, but she was still punished.

The charge was for forging a false certificate.

The man was sued in court for damaging property. Miss Liu was also very rich, and her family had a special lawyer to fight the lawsuit.

Some of the things that the man sold were recovered, but most of them were seriously damaged, and some could not be recovered.

The total value was over tens of millions, and the man simply couldn't come up with that much money.

In the end, he was sent to prison.

The incident was sorted out and posted online, causing a huge stir in society, and some people paid attention.

Some people who bought a lot of houses saw this and rushed to check the houses under their names.

I thought it was just an isolated case, but more and more people posted videos or comments, and found that there were countless cases of people living in other people's homes without their consent.

Some of them were property managers who saw that no one was taking care of the house, so they took the initiative to rent it out. Others

were people in the same community who saw that no one lived in the next-door neighbor's house, so they hired a locksmith to open the door and let their relatives move in.

Of course, there are some more funny cases.

He misread the property certificate and renovated someone else's rough house, while his own house was upstairs.

It was so funny.

By the time he was discovered, the family had been doing it for five or six years.

...

After Mu Li hung up the live broadcast, he immediately sent out another lucky bag, and soon the winner appeared.

It was an account called "Good Mother of Good Children!"

After the connection, an aunt who looked a little older appeared on the screen.

The aunt was dressed exquisitely and looked very fashionable. She

opened her mouth with sarcastic words: "Anchor, I heard that you are very powerful. Can you help me draw a talisman so that my daughter will not chase stars and study hard?"

Mu Li was tired and was about to drink some milk tea, but he was stunned when he heard what the aunt said.

What's wrong with you, aunt?

"What's wrong with you, aunt? I don't provide talismans that can affect other people. If you have any communication problems with your daughter, I suggest you communicate properly."

The aunt slammed the table and looked very angry.

"Why don't you help me if you have the ability? I can give you gifts and a lot of money as long as you can help me!"

She looked at the screen and said seriously: "My daughter is a high school student. She is now in her second year of high school and will soon be in her third year. She is going to take the entrance exams for Tsinghua University and Peking University. Now the little star who looks at her mobile phone all day long is not even serious about studying!"

She patted her chest with grief and tears kept falling.

"I only have this one daughter. If she doesn't study hard, what will happen to her when she grows up? What's so good about that star? Why spend so much money on him..."

Mu Li opened her third eye to see what was going on.

The aunt cried in the live broadcast room, which resonated with many people.

[Actually, I am not against star-chasing, but I don't like the kind of excessive star-chasing, which has thrown away one's IQ and done some very stupid things. This is really unnecessary]

[Excessive star-chasing affects one's life and study. This is no longer a healthy hobby, it is a kind of pathology]

[I really don't understand why those women spend so much money just to ask a person who can't get it. Is it really necessary? 】

【I see those people, even their parents don't spend so much money, just for those imaginary things】

【What the above said is a bit too much, chasing stars is just a reflection of an emotional value. It cannot be denied that excessive star chasing is not good, but it cannot be denied that many people like idols, so they make themselves better, not all likes are so pathological】

...

The audience in the live broadcast room quarreled, and each of them had their own ideas.

Looking at the aunt who was still crying on the screen, Mu Li said directly: "Why don't you briefly explain the process of the matter first, maybe there will be other solutions."

The aunt looked at the screen with some sadness, and saw that there were many people on the screen who agreed with her, and many people who opposed.

Seeing the smug smile on the faces of those who agreed, and seeing the opposing remarks, the expression became very serious.

Mu Li spoke, pulling the aunt out of her thoughts.

Seeing Mu Li's serious face, she still restrained her emotions, and then slowly told her what happened.

"My name is Zhang Cuihua, and I have a daughter named Zhang Ruoxuan, who is 17 years old this year and is in her second year of high school. When my daughter was very young, her father died in a car accident. I raised her with my own hands. I have paid so much for her, just hoping that she can study hard, but I don't know what happened. She actually fell in love with a boy band called something, and was obsessed with it all day long. She didn't even study seriously. Which parent would not be anxious?" She

wiped her tears vigorously and looked up at herself with a miserable look.

"As a parent, I just hope that my child can succeed. Why doesn't she understand my heart? She even has to spend money to buy peripherals. Our family is not rich. Is it really necessary to spend so much money?"

...

Then she began to talk about how difficult it was for her, one string after another, crying and talking. Many viewers in the live broadcast room felt that this daughter was a bit too much.

Seeing that the aunt was about to continue talking, Mu Li spoke immediately.

"Stop, stop, stop, stop! I probably already know what happened. You think your daughter's star chasing has affected her studies, right?"

The aunt nodded, with an expression of resentment on her face.

"I spend so much money to feed her and clothe her, just hoping that she will study hard and get admitted to Tsinghua University or Peking University..."

"Who knew that she didn't study hard, but was smiling foolishly at her cell phone and TV all day long, and even bought those joint-branded products and spent money on them. What if it affects her college entrance exam?"

The aunt said it very seriously, and it seemed that she had expected that her daughter would ruin her life because of chasing stars.

Life became dull and lifelong. She could only farm and have no future.

Mu Li listened to the aunt's increasingly outrageous words, and had imagined that his daughter was begging for food. He

was really speechless.

He couldn't help but ask a question: "When did your daughter chase stars?"