After the Farm-Aid Live Stream Was Canceled, the Villagers Regretted It Madly

After the Farm-Aid Live Stream Was Canceled, the Villagers Regretted It Madly Plot:

College student Lin Xiaoman returned to her village for a farm-aid live stream. After three months of hard work, she was finally ready to promote the village’s "Golden Mandarins". The night before the stream, she got an offer from a top new media company in the city—her dream for four years. She struggled until midnight, deleted the stream notice, and sneaked to the city. The next day, villagers waited at the village committee with mandarins: the village chief hung a banner saying "Go Xiaoman!", and the mute grandma held boiled eggs. Three hours later, Xiaoman messaged: "Stream canceled, I’m in the city." But she didn’t know the village secretary had contacted the county e-commerce office to brand the mandarins, or that a million-follower influencer in her fan group had agreed to co-host. Three days later, Xiaoman saw the village secretary’s video: villagers squatted in fields, crying over rotten mandarins, captioned "Our ‘Xiaoman Mandarins’ wait no more." She remembered the villagers pooling her school fees and her grandma’s last words: "Let our mandarins be tasted." She rushed back overnight, but when she pushed open the village committee door, she saw...