The black-haired rich woman's mansion villa was luxuriously decorated and was bought from a Spanish tycoon.
The villa's kitchen could accommodate an entire team of chefs working together, but there was also an open-plan kitchen directly connected to a small dining area.
The large kitchen was for the chefs' use, while the small kitchen was for private use.
The two girlfriends were currently making breakfast.
To be precise, the blonde was frying eggs while Thalia was lounging on the table playing with her phone.
Lisa took out the ingredients the servant had delivered yesterday from the fridge, processing them while casually asking, "Sweetie, are you really planning to collaborate with Chan and create a video account on that platform?"
The black-haired rich woman didn't look up, just smiled and started teasing mercilessly.
"Who was the one telling me yesterday that Chan is an interesting person? Of course, I like making friends with interesting people. As for you, what's the deal with you and Chan? You've only known him for a few days and you've already given him a supplementary card. What's the matter? Have my darling finally learned to keep a toy boyfriend?"
Thalia actually didn't understand the relationship between Lisa and Cheng Daqi.
If they were friends, then Lisa was doing too much.
If they were lovers, what Lisa did was acceptable.
But clearly, Lisa didn't seem to care much about her interaction with Cheng Daqi yesterday.
So what was their relationship?
Hearing Thalia throw such a baseless accusation, Lisa's eyes widened, and she replied hastily, her tone urgent, "B***H, do you think I'm like you? I just want to help him. Don't you think Chan really needs help?"
This was Lisa's innermost thought; the blonde just hoped to help her friend. Nothing more.
"Honey, then we really are alike. I'm just helping my poor friend."
Thalia's tone carried a hint of sarcasm, her attitude towards Lisa was quite complex.
On one hand, she liked Lisa's kindness and goodness, but on the other hand, she often felt challenged by many of Lisa's traits.
So during their conversation, Thalia always wanted to put Lisa in a difficult position.
"Sweetie, let me put it this way. I don't want you to treat Chan like a toy, I don't want you to treat him like you did with those men in the past. Those men who approached you might have only been after you, but Chan is not like that. His performance yesterday proved that. Do you understand what I mean?"
The blonde came from a progressive middle-class family, educated through university and tempered through entrepreneurship, she had her own judgments about things and people.
Lisa believed that Cheng Daqi wasn't the type of man controlled by lust.
She was worried that her good friend might want to play some controlling game, putting Chan from his current plight into an even bigger trouble.
Feeling Lisa's earnestness, Thalia finally lifted her head, her lake-blue eyes filled with scrutiny. She stared at her good friend intently, trying to read something from Lisa's expression.
Thalia didn't really believe she could easily influence Cheng Daqi. She had almost been fooled by that terrifying man within a few hours of meeting him yesterday.
If it weren't for her upbringing and her years of experience with various men, she might have really been fooled by the so-called 'poor Chan' mentioned by Lisa!
So she really wanted to know, wanted to know how far her silly friend had been fooled by that man.
Unfortunately, Lisa was focused on frying eggs and seemed to be unaware of Thalia's gaze.
"Why did I spend hundreds of thousands of dollars and still can't match your whiteness? This world is so unfair!"
The black-haired rich woman wailed heartbreakingly.
Thalia rolled her eyes; she knew Thalia had understood her meaning.
But her friend liked to be tough in conversations, always hoping to outdo her, so she didn't say it directly.
"Let's eat. The eggs I fried today are heart-shaped, representing my love for you. Although your face is fake, my love for you is real, sweetie."
The blonde's smile was very infectious; otherwise, Thalia wouldn't have been trying to bend her good friend.
"Honey, who could marry you? I think that man must have saved the world F**K. Why are my eggs black!"
"Maybe my love for you is deeper."
"Petty! I just asked you a couple of questions."
"Do you know how annoying your questions are?"
"Can you fry me another one? I was planning to post on Instagram."
"Do you think you can?"
". . ."
After bidding farewell to Sani and assuring himself he wasn't going to find those two 'B***Hes', Cheng Daqi got on the bus.
It would take a while to get to Eris's place, so Cheng Daqi opened the jumping video app and edited the videos he hadn't uploaded from yesterday and today.
Initially, he planned to attract traffic through short videos and accumulate fans.
This idea was learned from a top American lecturer a few years later.
At the time, Cheng Daqi planned to use the gimmick of begging in America to attract fans' attention to him.
Most of these fans who followed him would undoubtedly be haters.
But Cheng Daqi wasn't worried about having too many haters.
He could learn from the famous lifestyle blogger 'Waste Wood', showing fans how he gradually improved his life in America through his own efforts, making it more and more refined.
The effect of turning haters into fans was equivalent to turning fans into haters. After the transformation, they would all become die-hard fans.
But after these few days of struggle, Cheng Daqi found a faster way to break through.
Cheng Daqi was clear that his original plan was not flawed and was entirely feasible in terms of operability.
However, the changes in his situation happened too quickly. He had only been reborn for six days, and he was already starting to gather momentum and open a company.
The income from operating an account alone was far less than the income from seizing the head space on the race track.
The upper limit of overseas blogger track was not high, but it was extremely suitable for the situation he was facing now.
In the future, it could also help him better realize some of his ideas.
The types of internet celebrities in this track could be roughly divided into three categories.
The first category was 'foreigners in China', with the selling point being praise, praising China in various ways.
Many Chinese people have a deep-seated sense of national inferiority, which is not their fault but due to China's rapid rise, many people are still not used to it.
When they see a 'foreigner' praising their country, no matter how clumsy or false the praise may be, they will enjoy it very much.
The lower limit of this type of internet celebrity was the highest, and the upper limit was generally average.
The second category was 'foreigners in their own country', with the selling point being to showcase another side of the world.
China has a large population, the country is too big, and despite years of economic development, many people still haven't been abroad.
These people who haven't been abroad hope to see a different side of the world from the lives of foreign bloggers.
The lower limit of this type of internet celebrity was generally average, and so was the upper limit, as cultural differences between countries were objectively present.
If Thalia were to open an account on the jumping video app, she would belong to this category.