A female character in a book, regaining her luck

When Mu Chaosheng woke up, he found himself in a completely unfamiliar room.

With a quick glance, he saw a folder with the Mu Group logo on it on the table.

There is no doubt that this is Mu Xingjian's room.

Looking around, there was not a single unnecessary item in the room.

Like its owner, it never says anything unnecessary and never does anything unnecessary.

Mu Chaosheng came to the living room and saw Mu Xingjian hanging clothes on the balcony.

She thought he would just throw it away and replace it with a new one, or at worst hire a housekeeper to take care of it, but she didn't expect him to actually do it himself.

She walked to the balcony and gently moved the hanging clothes with her hand.

With just this small movement, the clothes began to spin lightly, just like her current mood.

"These were originally worth nothing, but now their value has skyrocketed!"

This sentence can have two meanings.

One layer is literal.

Another meaning: Because this was something he did for her, it was particularly precious.

Mu Xingjian felt an impulse in his heart for a moment, but he suppressed it.

Because he couldn't believe the second meaning of this sentence.

Without saying anything, he turned and went into the living room.

Mu Chaosheng no longer had any doubts at this moment, knowing that all his timidity was for his sister.

Mu Xingjian took two steps and looked back: "Would you like something to eat?"

Mu Chaosheng nodded: "Of course!"

After the two of them had their meal, Mu Chaosheng looked at the time and it was already three o'clock in the afternoon.

When I opened my phone, it was filled with missed calls from various media reporters.

She ignored it and then responded by posting a message on Toyou’s account:

When a person has no choice, right or wrong has no meaning to him/her, regret or not has no meaning, the only thing that matters is the result.

But that doesn't mean it doesn't have meaning to people other than him/her.

Just like what happened yesterday, if luck didn't come and innocent people were hurt, then I would undoubtedly be the culprit.

Although luck has come and everyone is happy with the outcome, it is indeed because of me that the possibility of everyone getting hurt yesterday has increased.

Regarding this unpredictable possibility, there is nothing I can do except to say "sorry" to everyone.

I just hope that no one will ever face a situation where they have no choice. Even if that day ever comes, I hope that luck will appear on every path you take.

Below the response is a follow-up comment from Shen Zishu:

The value of life lies in the fact that it gives birth to infinite possibilities, which of course includes luck, but luck alone cannot make possibilities come true.

If one day you feel lucky personally, don't doubt it, it is your strength that is protecting you. What happened yesterday is the best example.

Since there are infinite possibilities, there will not be only lucky things. If you encounter misfortune, choosing to face it is the greatest luck.

Once the statement and follow-up comments were released, they were quickly reposted on major websites and forums, and even sparked a wave of word-by-word interpretation.

Those previous controversial racing videos have also set off a wave of video interpretations.

A series of related media celebrities such as technology bloggers, racing bloggers, etc. have made videos.

From the perspectives of road conditions, weather, vehicle configuration, driving techniques, etc., we explain how high the technical level of the driver - Mu Chaosheng is!

Later, automobile manufacturers, doctors, and municipal transportation all took advantage of this wave of popularity to promote science.

During this period, many media celebrities joined Toyou, and the number of registered users of Toyou reached a new historical high. It stood out among a number of social media software and became the dark horse with the most development potential and investment value in the industry.

From then on, "young lady" is no longer a derogatory term.