Chapter 487: Chapter 394 Liu Zhaodi Chapter 487: Chapter 394 Liu Zhaodi The viewers in the live stream room didn’t see exactly what happened, but they could easily guess that Jiang Ning definitely made her move!
[Hahaha, as expected, it’s the Sister Jiang we’re all familiar with.]
[Did Jiang Ning just dislocate soone’s arm just like that?]
[When it’s ti to act, she acts without extra chit-chat, so satisfying!]
[We’re thrilled watching this, but won’t they call the police afterwards and hold Jiang Ning responsible?]
Unlike the bustling live stream room, the small storeroom was dead silent.
After Jiang Ning had spoken those words just now, neither Li Qiufeng nor He Cuihua dared to speak.
Li Qiufeng was purely frightened by Jiang Ning’s brutal thods; she didn’t want her arm to be dislocated by Jiang Ning as well.
As for He Cuihua, she was genuinely… speechless because she had a rag stuffed in her mouth. Under Jiang Ning’s seemingly smiling gaze, she was too intimidated to dare remove the rag, fearing that the “demon” in front of her would dislocate her other arm as well.
The silence was broken when Liu Pan, who had gone out to fetch water, ca in carrying a cup of water.
With a “click,” Jiang Ning reset He Cuihua’s arm back into place.
“Continue,” Jiang Ning said to Liu Zhaodi.
“Sure,” Liu Zhaodi said, looking at Jiang Ning with both gratitude and admiration as she continued to describe the biggest trouble she was facing.
The second-hand smartphone that Liu Daxing gave as compensation was the first smartphone Liu Zhaodi ever owned. Initially, she didn’t know how to use it and didn’t even know what QQ and WeChat were, but gradually she learned by exploring on her own.
The TikTok app on the phone was previously downloaded by Liu Daxing, and the TikTok account was also used by Liu Daxing, who only used it to watch videos without posting any content.
Liu Zhaodi didn’t realize that she needed to register her own TikTok account to have her own separate account.
She just used Liu Daxing’s account to browse TikTok, and even the account she used to publish content was Liu Daxing’s.
No one made a fuss before Liu Zhaodi’s TikTok account beca popular.
But after she gained popularity on TikTok, the villagers gradually learned about her posting videos, and later on, He Cuihua and the others found out as well.
He Cuihua and her group, after hearing sohow that you could make a lot of money by posting videos on TikTok, kept coming to Liu Zhaodi trying to find out more.
Liu Zhaodi wasn’t foolish; she certainly didn’t tell them about her earnings.
By that ti, Liu Zhaodi had realized that she had made a big mistake. The account she was using belonged to Liu Daxing, not her.
She couldn’t withdraw the money showing in the earnings section of the TikTok backend!
Liu Zhaodi had thought about changing the account information to hers, but an account that has been verified through real-na authentication didn’t have the option to modify its details. Plus, she was not yet eighteen, so she couldn’t open a TikTok creator account.
Liu Zhaodi kept this issue to herself, planning to wait out the next couple of years before deciding what to do.
Later, Liu Daxing, who was studying away from ho, heard that Liu Zhaodi was making a lot of money by posting TikTok videos, so out of curiosity, he checked out TikTok and discovered that the account Liu Zhaodi used was actually a minor one he had used before.
Liu Daxing quickly let it slip in front of his family.
And that beca a major issue.
From then on, He Cuihua made frequent scenes in front of Liu Zhaodi, claiming that the wealth rightfully belonged to Liu Daxing, and demanded that Liu Zhaodi hand over the phone.
By that ti, Liu Zhaodi’s living standard had improved a lot with the help of the governnt and kind-hearted people, and she had so savings.
In order to produce higher-quality videos for her followers, Liu Zhaodi had long since bought herself a new phone.
The second-hand smartphone from Liu Daxing had been set aside by her.
When He Cuihua ca asking for it, Liu Zhaodi simply gave the phone back to her.
But obviously, that wasn’t the end of it.
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