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Recap / Main Plot

A young woman (the narrator’s younger sister, Xiao Wei) runs a family fruit shop using a deliberately provocative setup: a sign that invites customers to “touch the pomelo.” Two men first test the claim, and later Xiao Wei and her sister actively scheme to monetize attention—livestreaming with suggestive dancing and revealing outfits to draw crowds.

Their business explodes in popularity, and money starts flowing, but Xiao Wei’s rule-bending and manipulative family conflicts spiral into tragedy.

In the narrator’s “previous life,” interfering with Xiao Wei’s situation ultimately gets the narrator beaten to death. Xiao Wei’s marriage and pregnancy then collapse into disaster, triggering severe backlash and blame shifting. After reincarnation, the narrator attempts to take control step-by-step, using media tactics and psychological timing—turning Xiao Wei’s own exploitation of “views” against her.

Highlights, Jokes, and Key Reactions

  • The bait sign becomes a sales engine Xiao Wei’s sign promises customers can “touch the pomelo,” and while the narrator initially tries to hold back, she ends up enabling it—framing it as “free marketing.”

  • Livestream as a “special service package” When men flirt and imply sexual services, Xiao Wei and her sister mock/deflect it while leaning into the scandal to generate clicks.

  • Revenge through platform pressure After buying traffic and boosting Xiao Wei’s suggestive content, her account gets restricted—limiting purchases and momentum, and setting up her downfall.

  • Chaotic household argument Xiao Wei’s mother-in-law erupts, accusing her of indecency and disrespect. The fight pushes Xiao Wei into crying and running to the narrator.

  • Hiring a “gatekeeper” employee Xiao Ming both warns horny customers and enables the flirt vibe. Surveillance-cameras “talk” as a slapstick deterrent, while the real energy remains suggestive.

  • The shop orders-from-staged-rot When the narrator visits, rotten fruit is shoved in her face for “new product launch” labor. She realizes Xiao Wei treats her like a tool and tries to control her through double standards.

  • “Washed-up hot girl” fame turns sour at the hospital When Xiao Wei’s livestream career collapses and she loses money after the miscarriage, crowds arrive demanding refunds/payback, escalating chaos.

  • The narrator weaponizes public outrage She posts ambiguous comments online, encouraging others to target the hospital. This leads to a threatening “fan”/scammer type demanding money—eventually backfiring and forcing Xiao Wei into desperate repayment.

  • Zhang Jian’s betrayal is revealed Zhang Jian (the boyfriend/bystander) is exposed as complicit—steering outcomes (including not reporting violence) to protect his own interests tied to a civil service exam “opportunity” and personal advantage.

  • Phone-recording takedown The narrator uses voice recordings to force Zhang Jian to “confess,” confirming he’s tangled with Xiao Wei.

  • Final violent payback When Zhang Jian tries to abandon Xiao Wei and mocks Li Xiong / Li Hung, the conflict cascades: Li Xiong follows, overhears everything, and the dispute ends in a deadly stabbing spree (with Li Hung surviving and police arrest following).

Ending / Resolution

The narrator leaves the country temporarily (Africa/Kenya work) to avoid repeating the death spiral from the earlier life. News later returns: the “Hotgon serial murder case” escalates and culminates in the perpetrator’s capture, this time with a suspended death sentence.

The narrator sends recordings to key people; the final confrontation causes the remaining pieces of the feud to collapse into legal consequences.

Ultimately, the narrator concludes the feud is settled and returns to normal life under the story’s moral “karma” theme—especially contrasting who was punished and emphasizing that the narrator refuses to honor the dead in their own name.

Main Personalities (As They Appear)

  • Xiao Wei — the younger sister; fruit shop owner; livestreaming/taboo monetization
  • The Narrator / Sister Liu — older sister; reincarnated strategist; uses media and timing
  • Li Xiong / Li Hung / Li Xiong — boxing coach/husband; violent protector; short-tempered trigger
  • Zhang Jian — boyfriend/ex-boyfriend; manipulative; blackmail/complicity
  • Xiao Ming — handy employee / “gatekeeper,” still participates in the flirt dynamic
  • Mother-in-law (Vi’s mother-in-law / Xiao Wei’s elder family member) — antagonist; fuels conflict
  • A Lãnh / A Lanh — colleague mentioned during work/phone calls
  • Gossipy colleague — invites the narrator out and later reflects on the case

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