Put Away Your Divine Techniques Now! Chapter 1291 - 385: [Awakening from the Dream]
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Chapter 385 [Awakening from the Dream]
Juzi felt that this past week, her life had been like a dream!
She’s 21 this year, not a local of Jinling Prefecture, her hometown is a certain county in neighboring Huizhou.
At eighteen, she got into a junior college, but she quit school after just over a year—she was never the scholarly type, couldn’t adapt to school life, and frankly, these days, what can you do in society with a junior college diploma?
With Juzi’s looks, she’s absolutely not going to accept factory work.
Juzi knew from a young age that she was good-looking, and ever since middle school, boys had been fighting over her, vying for her attention. There were even some big shots from outside of school waiting for her by the school gate on their motorbikes.
Besides, she wasn’t attending any prestigious school anyway, the school atmosphere was a real mess.
She had been in relationships since middle school, and had another one in junior college, but then she realized—guys at this level were not good enough for her.
During her first year at junior college, a close friend from home signed with an MCN company and introduced Juzi there, resulting in her doing livestreams and finding some success, hooking a top-tier patron, who wasn’t extremely wealthy but still financially stable.
But to hook a patron, you have to offer emotional value and indulge them.
After a while, Juzi got tired of it.
It’s not that she’s unwilling, it’s just... she thinks it’s not worth it for such little money.
If she has to indulge, it should be with someone significant!
Gradually, she started hanging out with a few internet celebrity girls, mixing in circles, meeting more of the rich and not-so-rich.
Her aspirations grew. She broadened her horizons and her ambition ran wild.
She tells herself that she’s not selling herself, but rather working hard for her future.
I’m not blatantly setting a price, I’m just fishing.
If I hook one, it’s like getting a wealthy boyfriend, what’s wrong with that?
My boyfriend spending money on me, what’s wrong with that?
This is essentially the logic she has built for herself.
Moreover, her persona is solid.
Her family, which actually just runs a small roadside noodle shop in her hometown, has transformed in her narrative into a family that owns a restaurant, engaged in the catering industry.
After all, the game-playing tactics in the circle of women like her is different from those of women in a red-light district.
The persona of having a "gambling father, a seriously ill mother, a sibling in school, and a broken self" doesn’t work in the circle of these women.
This circle follows the socialite route.
You have to disguise yourself as if you’re at least from an upper-middle-class family.
So, in this circle, Juzi’s persona is:
Her family is from a city outside, and they own a restaurant in the catering business, not super wealthy, but quite decent locally. As for her education, she’s not a junior college dropout but rather someone who studied abroad halfway through but loves freedom, so she decided to drop out to live leisurely.
After all, her family is rich and doesn’t need her support.
This persona is very important.
Why are there so many fake socialites among women in this circle?
Because pretending to have a "gambling father, a seriously ill mother, a sibling in school, and a broken self" can indeed create a persona that elicits a savior response from men.
But, it also quite easily provokes wealthy individuals to develop a "good Samaritan" complex.
Moreover, in this scenario, the other party would at most treat such a woman as a plaything or a kept woman.
Women posing as fake socialites aim to catch big fish—if lucky, they might find a wealthy heir and marry into wealth, securing everything in one stroke.
Therefore, the persona can’t be wrong at all.
Setting the persona as a rich girl helps maintain a certain level of equality.
Even if I don’t have as much money, I’m not in need, so we’re dating, not you keeping me.
The goal is to fool someone into an equal "girlfriend" status, not as a well-known plaything.
Relying on her beauty, figure, and this persona, along with her own tactics, Juzi had actually encountered quite a few people with intentions toward her in nightclubs, but she never gave in.
They weren’t good enough, not rich enough, not handsome enough, not young enough...
She knows she’s good-looking, young, beautiful, pure-looking, and has a good figure.
Especially with her trump card, she has an "innocent face."
When she looks at men with her big eyes, anyone would say she looks "pitiful and charming."
She’s really like that internet saying: even when looking at a dog, she does so with deep feelings.
With such assets, she wasn’t willing to cheapen herself; if she must attach herself, she would attach to someone truly capable, with good enough conditions!!
Having come to Jinling Prefecture at eighteen, now twenty-one, in three years’ time, she hasn’t exactly remained pure, but she did have a relationship with a young scion in the nightlife set.
Unfortunately, she later figured it out.
The biggest problem with dating rich second generations is the lack of control!
No matter how adept you are with your tricks and emotional value, no matter how cleverly you flatter.
The money you can extract is completely uncontrollable!
Because second-generation wealth is just that, how much you can extract from them doesn’t depend on your skills.
It depends on how much pocket money their parents give them.
For instance, if a second-generation heir is given 100,000 a month in pocket money by their family.
Then, 100,000 is the ceiling, even if you invest techniques worth a million, it won’t matter!
This makes it hard.
So, Juzi decisively dumped that second-generation heir, wholeheartedly wanting to catch a truly outstanding young talent, preferably a new business elite or similar.
Then, lo and behold, a "Teacher Xiao Chen" fell from the sky!