There were a lot of CP-shipping fans leaving comments below:

"Here to see the domineering CEO and his little wife, 2333."

"Yan Yan is really spoiling her, to be honest. Do real-life bosses spoil Luo Luo like this? I’m suddenly a bit smitten."

"Warning to the commenter above!"

"There’s no solid proof about him and Luo Luo, so let’s refrain from talking about that big shot too much. We’re just here for some fun; let’s not cause trouble for Luo Luo."

"Exactly, that person isn’t someone you want to mess with. If the stuff about him and Luo Luo is just rumors, even the blogger might get in trouble for this."

"Fan fiction is fan fiction, just read it for fun, sisters. That kind of business tycoon might be really heartless; I really don’t want Luo Luo to get mixed up with that."

Yun Qiluo looked at these comments and wanted to explain so badly; the beautiful woman isn’t as bad as they think. He’s even better than how he’s portrayed in novels.

But there’s no choice; to enjoy the story peacefully, she could only hide her identity and follow along silently with the updates.

Yun Qiluo read this book with enthusiasm every time; she even suspected that this person might be someone she knew in real life because the "Yun Qiluo" they wrote about had a personality just like hers—practically identical.

However, she had no evidence, so she temporarily chalked it up to the other person’s professional skills.

Still, she was somewhat curious about what the person was like in reality.

When it came to livestreaming, ever since that troublemaking streamer was penalized, other streamers who looked into Yun Qiluo found out that she might have some background and no longer dared to mess with her.

Yun Qiluo’s live streams were going smoothly, and she could switch platforms as she liked, with no issues except for not showing her face.

That day, after wrapping up her livestream as usual, she was just about to browse novels on Weibo again.

But she noticed that Shijia, who had just put away her phone, seemed a bit distracted.

So she asked her, "Shijia, what’s up?"

Song Shijia hesitated for a moment but then spoke up, "Luo Luo, there’s something I want to tell you in advance."

"What is it?"

"Starting next week, I might not be able to accompany you for livestreams anymore."

Yun Qiluo sensed that her mood seemed off and asked, "Did something happen?"

Song Shijia said, "I don’t plan on taking pocket money from home anymore. I need to get a part-time job."

Luo Luo was momentarily stunned and then realized, "Did you have another fight with your family?" It’s not like her relationship with her family had been bad just for a day or two.

Though she didn’t know much about Shijia’s family background, she was aware of some details.

She could tell that Shijia wasn’t happy with her current family situation.

Song Shijia didn’t hide it from her, "Yeah," she said with a sarcastic smile, "they want me to go on blind dates and marry someone random to bring the greatest benefits to the Song Family."

"Aren’t you still too young for that?"

"They say I should get engaged first and then marry after graduation."

"How can they be like this?" Yun Qiluo frowned and felt no fondness for families that sold out their daughters for glory, "You have a boyfriend; don’t they know that?"

If Ji Ruofeng found out, he’d be furious, wouldn’t he?

Moreover, although Ji Erha might sometimes be a bit silly, he treated Shijia well. More importantly, Shijia really liked him, and Yun Qiluo didn’t want to see her good friend being forced to break up and marry a stranger.