Switched Life:I Went Viral on a Family Variety Show
Chapter 129: I Didn’t Lose Out

Chapter 129: Chapter 129: I Didn’t Lose Out

[Sang Ning really should be a stream seller rather than an actress; there’s way more money in sales than acting.]

[Ahhh! Sister Sang, don’t you know you already have fans? Why are you only promoting to Shen Yi’s fans? Our Ning Juli gang also has buying power, okay?]

Sang Ning switched to her streaming mode, passionately explaining products, leaving everyone present shocked. How many personas does this person have?

Qian Yang initially just wanted to showcase some cultural necklaces on camera and didn’t expect immediate sales.

Who knew the live chat would be flooded with requests for purchase links, and at Director Sun’s insistence, he hurriedly uploaded the buying links.

As soon as Sang Ning said, "Three, two, one, link up!"

Within just a second, the stock of three hundred necklaces was wiped out.

Viewers who didn’t snag a necklace demanded more, flooding the chat with complaints and even hurling insults.

They cursed the museum for teasing them with only a stock of three hundred necklaces—who were they trying to kid?

Director Sun showed the audience comments to Qian Yang, who was instantly dumbfounded by the terrifying power of live stream selling.

Reluctantly, Qian Yang promised the audience on camera that he would prepare another three thousand necklaces within a week.

As he was leaving, Qian Yang glanced at Sang Ning with a complicated expression.

Sang Ning raised an eyebrow to meet his gaze: "Didn’t I do well enough? Or is Director Qian planning to renege on his words?"

"Good, it’s really too good!" Qian Yang praised her unwillingly, with a hint of grit in his voice.

Great, as if work wasn’t busy enough, now thanks to Sang Ning, he had the extra task of selling necklaces.

Apart from the free necklaces Qian Yang offered, Director Sun also gave Sang Ning and Shen Yi a 90% discount on vegetables.

Unexpectedly, Sang Ning used the opportunity to egg on the other guests to hand over their remaining living expenses to her, quickly stockpiling all the vegetables everyone would need for the coming days.

Director Sun was helpless but had no choice with Sang Ning, so he could only watch the guests swagger into the vegetable garden, freely picking the crops.

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On the second day of the visitor reception, the guests greeted a group of first-grade primary school students.

Entertaining first-graders wasn’t too challenging; just playing and chatting with them was enough.

However, the guests underestimated the energy of these young ones—they were like tiny powerhouses, recharged in two minutes to last five hours.

The guests played with them all day, each of them exhausted, holding their waists, barely able to straighten up.

Everyone looked utterly miserable and weary, while Sang Ning was still full of vim and vigor.

Watching the cable car descend down the mountain, the guests finally sighed in relief, as if freed from a burden, finally sending the little ancestors off.

Song Shiye, hands on his knees and not yet catching his breath, looked up at Sang Ning in awe: "Sister Sangsang, you’re amazing! Playing with these little rascals all day and still so energetic? Are you made of steel?"

Sang Ning casually glanced at a certain corner, nonchalant: "It’s just that someone else was carrying the heavy load for me."

"What do you mean?"

Perplexed, Song Shiye followed her gaze and saw Shen Yi kneeling on the grass, his shoulders and chest heaving, having more difficulty breathing than even him.

Almost the moment the cable car started down the mountain, Shen Yi couldn’t hold on any longer and collapsed from exhaustion.

Song Shiye gasped, horrified, covering his mouth, turning to Sang Ning: "Sister Sangsang, what’s wrong with Brother Yi? Even if he had moved bricks all day, he wouldn’t be this tired!"

Just as he was shocked and confused, a cold chuckle came from behind.

Song Shiye turned around to see Sang Chuan looking sympathetically at Shen Yi before slowly speaking: "Yiyi’s exertion today was worse than moving bricks all day!"

Sang Chuan had been standing, but now he plopped directly onto the grass, then looked at Sang Ning with disdain.

"I saw it with my own eyes, seven or eight little kids crowded around my sister begging for hugs, and she simply fainted, claiming her low blood pressure acted up, she was weak, and told them to find the strong and sturdy big brother beside her.

Yiyi took turns carrying seven or eight kids up the mountain path; it’s no wonder he’s exhausted, even a donkey in the production team didn’t work this hard!"

[Hahaha, I saw it too! Sang Ning’s acting was so obvious, her collapse was deliberate, but the kids actually believed it.]

[The critical thing is, Shen Yi doesn’t expose her; he even cooperates by telling the kids that only boys can do physical chores. Who knew he totally saw through her act but still chose to indulge her—it’s killing me!]

[That’s not all—the crucial point is, although Shen Yi did all the hard labor, those little students ended up giving all their snacks to Sang Ning, saying she looked like a fairy, and fairies deserve fairy treatment. I bet Shen Yi’s on the verge of a heart attack.]

[Shen Yi: I’m numb, all the hard work was mine, but Sang Ning gets the reward.]

Song Shiye was dumbfounded. Sister Sangsang was just too shameless.

No kidding, if she and Shen Yi really had a fight, even ten Shen Yis wouldn’t be enough for her.

Sang Chuan looked at Shen Yi with disdain for his weakness, chiding: "Yiyi, you’re usually such a smart aleck with us, but you can’t stand up to my sister? It’s pathetic. If it were me, I’d definitely throw a fit and teach her a lesson!"

"Say another word, teach whom a lesson?" Sang Ning shot a cold glance at Sang Chuan.

Sang Chuan immediately mimed zipping his lips shut and chuckled awkwardly: "Hehe, sis, I’m praising Yiyi, he’s really quite a gentleman."

Chu Xi took it all in, knowing that Sang Ning had the audacity to boss Shen Yi around like that and almost shot daggers at her with her gaze, itching to burn her with anger.

In just a second, she masked her venom, adopting an innocent, playful expression.

Looking at Qin Kai beside her, she pretended to joke: "Brother Kai, you’re so lucky to have a teammate like me. I’ve been working myself to the bone but didn’t complain, not like some people faking fainting to slack off."

Chu Xi’s tone was deliberately sarcastic, clearly targeting Sang Ning.

Qin Kai was momentarily awkward, just awkwardly chuckling in response.

Sang Ning let her gaze drift over, responding calmly: "Seems like my acting skills improved, even you could tell I was faking."

"You—" Chu Xi was stunned by Sang Ning’s shamelessness, not expecting her to so readily admit it, momentarily speechless.

Shen Yi, taking a few deep breaths while kneeling, stood up, looked at Chu Xi, and explained unhurriedly: "Sang Ning wasn’t slacking; we were dividing the labor. Her knowledge of astronomy is richer than mine, and she provided a lot of educational content to the children along the way. I took on the physical tasks while she used her brain—it was fair, I didn’t lose out."

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