Fast sliding interface.

Su Jie originally thought that a self-media like Su Mengru would not have many works, but the fact surprised him.

Su Jie pointed his finger down, and the interface did not reach the end.

Another finger.

Another finger.

Keep pointing...

Finally, it's over.

Su Jie made a rough estimate. There are at least more than 100 videos in the self-media account [Little People Have Big Dreams], and each video has an average of no more than 30 likes. Most of the content is about food, life, and travel.

of.

The time span spanned three years, so Su Mengru should still be in high school at that time.

In the past half year or so, the works of this self-media account have suddenly experienced a spurt of growth. It seems that Su Mengru has officially made up his mind to run this self-media seriously.

In the past half month, we have started a daily update mode and updated like crazy.

The quality of the videos has skyrocketed, and it can be seen that Su Mengru put her heart into every video.

The graphics, background music, highlights, artistic conception... are all becoming more and more outstanding.

But the effect is... so-so.

The number of likes is still around a few dozen, and it has never broken through the three-digit bottleneck.

Su Jie couldn't help but sigh, and suddenly remembered Su Mengru's big panda eyes when he saw her during the day, and for a moment he felt sorry for his silly sister.

By not studying at a top university and wasting energy on such a thankless task, my younger sister would probably go crazy studying...

Selecting and looking at the videos taken by Su Mengru, Su Jie didn't feel guilty at all about spying on his sister's life. Just kidding, these contents are all public and can be seen by others, but I, the brother, can't?

What if Su Mengru was twisting around in her school uniform to attract attention for the sake of likes? If I had discovered it earlier, I could have broken her legs earlier so that she would never be able to twist again...

Fortunately, Su Mengru still has a bottom line. No matter how difficult the self-media business is, her video content always maintains a positive, sunny and cheerful style, which makes people feel like spring breeze.

But...perhaps it is this slightly old-fashioned and boring content selection that causes self-media works to be popular but not popular.

Although Su Jie does not do self-media, he often views short videos on weekdays. Sometimes he suddenly starts to think about a question: why do he view short videos?

The answer is simple, for happiness.

Life is already very hard. When he goes home and lies on the bed, he takes out his mobile phone and just wants to have some entertainment, so fragmented and entertaining short videos can attract his attention even more.

Su Mengru's video works have the delicacy of a top student and a beautiful girl, but they lack the most important fun. Su Jie feels that this is her biggest mistake.

Choice often outweighs hard work. The path Su Mengru chose was crooked from the beginning. Even if she stayed up late until she died suddenly, the self-media would probably not make any big improvement.

"Maybe I should find some time to point out my stupid sister..."

Su Jie was thinking silently, but then he thought about it and wondered why he should give her advice?

Let her hit the wall like this, it hurts, and she is scared. She knows that there is no simple success in this world, and then harvests this frustrating experience and reinvests her energy in the study she is better at.

Graduate well and find a job.

Isn't this better?

After all, Su Jie is still biased against self-media short videos. He feels that there is a gathering of LSPs and it would be unsafe for his sister if she gets too involved in the circle.

But if Yang Yuchen knew what Su Jie was thinking at this time, he would definitely be very dismissive. Then he pulled out the dozens of beautiful women’s self-media accounts in Su Jie’s attention column and said: "They may also be other people's sisters. You have a conscience when you follow them."

Doesn't it hurt...or are you more excited?"

"Renaissance, or the fight against the Qing Dynasty and the restoration of the Ming Dynasty? Brother, this is 1202, can you stop looking at self-media with colored glasses?"

"Everyone is like you, how can there be beautiful women willing to be in self-media, so how can I be an LSP?"

…

Feeling a little tangled in his heart, Su Jie continued to read forward.

Turning to one of the earliest short videos released by [Little People Have Big Dreams], Su Jie discovered that it was actually a scene of Su Mengru blowing out candles with her on her birthday many years ago.

In the blurry picture, Su Mengru was as thin as a carrot, with her hands clasped together on her forehead. She was cute and funny. She made a wish, then puffed up her cheeks and blew out the candle in front of her.

Su Jie, who was carrying a backpack and a red scarf, clapped and cheered beside him, wishing his sister a speedy discharge from the hospital.

Su Jie noticed that the background of the video was in a hospital.

It was so long ago that Su Jie couldn't remember which year Su Mengru's birthday was, but the hospital in the background was very familiar. Su Mengru was frail and sick since she was a child, and spent half of her childhood in this hospital.

Uncle He was still working in this hospital at that time, and he would take the initiative to put Su Mengru into his bed every time.

At that time, his sister was always hospitalized and his parents were not around. In order to prevent his sister from being lonely, Su Jie would go to the hospital with his schoolbag to look for her every day after school.

Tell her what happened in school today, teach her the lessons taught by the teacher today, and then complain to her about some naughty male classmates... The love letters that those few asked Su Jie to give to their sister are still in their schoolbags, and they didn't have time.

Stuff it into the toilet and flush it away.

Every year for Su Mengru's birthday, Su Jie would buy a small cake and ask the boss for two small candles that cost a few cents.

No matter where the two of them were, no matter how important the day was, Su Mengru's birthday could not be delayed. This was a rule set by Su Jie when he was young.

Birthdays are very important.

Especially for patients.

After making a wish, blowing out the candles, and eating the cake, the birthday is over.

Su Mengru later asked Su Jie why he valued his birthday so much.

Su Jie replied: "At that time, you were sick every day, and I was afraid that you would die suddenly one day. I would like to celebrate your birthday, thinking that you might live a few more years."

"Isn't this the case with Grandma Wang, who was hospitalized with us back then? Grandpa Wang died at the age of 93 and passed away in joy."

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But later on, Su Mengru's health gradually improved. Except for some malnutrition, she rarely went to the hospital. However, the rules of celebrating birthdays remained unchanged. Every year, Su Jie would buy a cake for her sister. The two of them always had to go to the hospital for this reason.

Have a reunion.

…

Compared with the latest short videos that have been edited, dubbed, and stuck, this birthday video is really a bit too shoddy.

Su Jie, whose picture was blurry, even wondered if the video was shot with a lighter, and there was no background music. Apart from the noisy and tinny radio waves, there were only the childish laughter of two little ones.

Apparently, Su Mengru got the birthday video of that year out of nowhere, and then uploaded it directly to this account without any post-processing at all.

Purely natural, no additives.

But looking at the crudely produced video, Su Jie couldn't help but laugh.

After thinking about it, he sighed and silently followed the self-media account [Little Ones Have Big Dreams], and then liked the birthday video with 200,000 likes.

"Has Yang Yuchen slept?"

In the darkness, Su Jie suddenly yelled.

"Huh?! What's wrong? Is there a fire?!" Yang Yuchen suddenly woke up from his sleep and shouted.

"Sleep? Just sleep. I wanted you to do a favor."

The "good roommate" character was activated. Su Jie originally wanted Yang Yuchen to help and pay attention to a group of sisters, but it was obvious that he was sleepy and did not continue talking.

Yang Yuchen was startled, his little heart was pounding. He turned over and wanted to continue sleeping, but he couldn't help but be curious. Su Jie suddenly asked him to help so late... What kind of help was he doing?

The more he tried to stop himself from thinking, the more he couldn't control it. His thoughts were like wild horses running wild, and Yang Yuchen actually had insomnia for a while!

"Brother Jie, it doesn't matter what you say now, I just can't sleep..."

Yang Yuchen sat up and asked in the direction of Su Jie's bed, but it was dark over there, and Yang Yuchen didn't get a reply for a long time after he finished speaking.

"Brother Jack?"

Yang Yuchen shouted again.

At the same time, you pricked up your ears and waited for a reply.

But what I heard was...

Su Jie: "Snort, snore, snore, snore..."

Yang Yuchen: "???"

Are you sure, I have slept all day, how can I still sleep like this?

And he still can’t wake him up, which is simply outrageous!

So what should I do now? Can you wake up and tell me what kind of help you want me to do?
Chapter completed!