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Chapter 152 The rightful owner is here
"Auntie, your daughter is not suitable for the matchmaking market."

"She's someone you should find in everyday life."

"What do you mean?" the woman asked, confused. "Why can other people come to the matchmaking market, but my daughter can't?"

“Some of them don’t even earn half as much as my daughter.”

Zhang Zhe glanced at the older woman and confirmed that she wasn't faking it; she genuinely believed that her daughter's circumstances were fine.

Then we have no choice but to tell the truth, otherwise she doesn't know how many detours she will have to take.

"Auntie, the problem lies in your daughter's profession."

"The profession of live streamer is inherently at the bottom of the matchmaking market, perhaps even worse off than a girl taking the civil service exam."

[Taking the civil service exam shows that the person can rely on their parents and has a clear goal.]

The standards for becoming a live streamer are too low; cats, dogs, and small animals can all become live streamers.

To put it bluntly, being a livestreamer is a job that relies on youth, even for those who sell products online.

No guy wants to gamble with that probability. What if he runs into someone with a dirty reputation? Wouldn't that be a waste of his time?

Opinions on the female streamer varied among viewers.

Zhang Zhe's approach is relatively simple:
To explain using the concept most acceptable to modern women, a good marriage in their eyes is one that allows a woman's qualities to be "monetized," whether it's her looks, figure, or even her eloquence and emotional value—in short, everything that can be evaluated, to be "monetized" at its highest point.

The more money I make, the more I feel this marriage was worthwhile.

What you get in return for this kind of monetization could be pure money like a bride price, or it could be a stable family, a promising husband, or a powerful in-law family background, etc.

For many attractive female live streamers, they have already monetized their content once, or even multiple times.

Their youth had long since turned into cold RMB in the hands of their older brother.

At this point, trying to monetize one's marriage prospects by using criteria like "unmarried and childless" or "good looks and temperament" is simply unrealistic.

From a marital perspective, this kind of person is similar to, or even worse than, a woman who has been a mistress.

But what's even more outrageous is that these kinds of people often want to use the money they made from the previous transactions—that is, the RMB they earned from their "elder brother"—to step on their own feet and marry someone even better.

Do they really think the wealthy people in the matchmaking market are fools?
Why not learn from those dedicated female streamers and date the top spender for life? Anyway, if you have a good reputation, there will always be people willing to send gifts, and there will always be a top spender.

“There’s nothing wrong with my daughter’s profession,” the woman said, frowning and sounding annoyed. “Aren’t there enough people doing live streaming these days?”

"But very few people can earn enough to buy two houses and a car by being a live streamer."

"Doesn't that just show how capable she is?"

"..." Zhang Zhe suspected that the old lady was pretending to be stupid.

But then, out of nowhere, some scoundrel in the crowd suddenly shouted something along with the older woman:
Is it because of strong X-powers?

Upon hearing this, Zhang Zhe immediately stood up: "Who is it? Who is speaking so maliciously?"

When Teacher Wang saw this, she secretly gave Zhang Zhe a thumbs up. Young people are quick to react! The older woman hadn't even realized what was happening before he spoke first.

Otherwise, if they can't find the person who said such stupid things, the old lady might hold a grudge against the two matchmakers later.

Zhang Zhe was speechless. There weren't any children present. Did they not think before they spoke? How could they say such a thing?

Judging from the woman's expression, if Zhang Zhe hadn't reacted quickly, she would have already gone all out. Luckily, Zhang Zhe had laid the groundwork.

Although the older woman also stood up, she only glared fiercely in the direction where someone had just spoken, without directly erupting into anger.

"Auntie, this is what I meant by finding meaning in life. There's too much prejudice against the profession of live streamer."

Zhang Zhe couldn't say whether this prejudice was right or wrong, but that's just how reality is:
"In reality, men encounter too many strange female anchors, so they naturally view women who do this with prejudice."

"Actually, live-streaming e-commerce hosts, game streamers, and Go-related abstract streamers are all very normal. They bring joy to the audience, but many people still can't accept it. They feel that these people show their best side to the audience and leave their bad side to their families."

Zhang Zhe's explanation was very comprehensive; he even considered the possibility that his analysis might be wrong.

After listening, the woman's expression softened considerably, and she confided in Zhang Zhe, saying, "My daughter also told me that none of the men she's met are sincere, which is why she asked me to come to the matchmaking market to help her find someone who genuinely wants to get married."

"Don't worry, Auntie, we can help your daughter in this situation." Teacher Wang was also good at speaking tactfully, and chimed in with a suggestion: "Go back and find out as much detail as possible about your daughter's job information. It would be best to get a work certificate and print out her bank statements. Then come to our matchmaking agency to find me."

"I can help you find a partner for free."

[The premise is that you really have the nerve to do it.]

[Bank statement verification is a ruthless tactic; the real top spenders just transfer money directly.]

[I bet the old lady will be devastated after she goes back and checks; everything she eats and uses is paid for with money earned by her daughter...]

Do you really think she didn't know? She's just fooling herself.

"Who is she?" the older woman asked, looking at Zhang Zhe and pointing at Teacher Wang.

“She’s our agency’s star performer,” Zhang Zhe explained. “She’s sick, so I’m filling in for her.”

"What illness is it? Is it serious?"

"I've developed a condition where I vomit blood if I get scammed," Teacher Wang said dramatically. "I've been scammed too many times by people who come to set me up on blind dates, so I'm starting to lose interest."

"Oh, I see." The woman nodded. Since Teacher Wang had already said so, she had no reason to resist.

Just go back and prepare the necessary documents.

After the older woman left, Zhang Zhe and Sister Wang discussed their thoughts. They both believed that the mother probably knew her daughter was making money off men, but she might not know the specifics.

The female anchor's work process cannot be revealed to her family.

"Sister Wang, is your illness real?" Zhang Zhe was a little curious. He had his own system, so he wasn't too surprised if others had special abilities.

"What's wrong?"

"Have you ever tried helping someone go on a blind date while receiving a blood transfusion? You would be a human lie detector."

"Pfft—" Teacher Wang laughed out loud: "No need for such trouble. Once you've been a matchmaker for a while, you'll know that these people are very obvious liars."

“Look at that old lady just now. When she talked about her daughter’s house, car and income, she didn’t feel guilty at all. It shows that she really thinks her daughter is outstanding.”

“That makes sense, but I also think it’s possible she hypnotized herself.” Zhang Zhe chuckled.

Both of them felt that once the older woman went back and asked her daughter, she would no longer appear on the matchmaking market.

However, this time their predictions were slightly off. In the afternoon, the woman came over with her daughter.

(End of this chapter)