Thrown on Reform Show, I Farm for Freedom

Within the high society circle, I'm a notorious high-maintenance trophy wife. I won't eat apples unless they are peeled and sliced into small pieces. I won't drink water unless it's exactly 113.2°F. By my second year married into an elite family, my in-laws can no longer stand me. They sign me up for an online makeover reality show, hoping to fix my attitude. The Internet goes crazy. Everyone tunes in, eager to watch me, a spoiled brat, lose my mind in the countryside. Instead, the moment the live stream starts, they see me carrying ten bundles of wheat across my shoulders. They see me wearing a pair of canvas shoes, running more steadily than the local farm women. When the village chief gives me a hundred dollars, my eyes light up with joy. "Wait, I get paid a hundred bucks a day, and meals are included?" People explode with rage. "Who does this fake think she's fooling? She spends a million dollars a day back in the city, and now she's pretending to be frugal on the show?" "If she were really like this, why would the Greenwood family send her here in the first place?" I have nothing to say. These people have no idea. Life in a wealthy family may look glamorous from the outside. But they only give me a hundred dollars a month. The only reason I haven't starved to death is because I've been secretly taking construction jobs in a mask, hauling bricks and mixing cement just to earn enough for a couple of meals. That night, a clip of me wearing a straw hat and grinning foolishly over my hundred dollars goes viral. Jeffrey Greenwood, who is attending a business conference overseas, calls me. "That's enough. Ten minutes ago, I paid off your seven-million-dollar Hermès bill. The Greenwood family gives you ten million dollars a month, and anything beyond that gets fully reimbursed. Why are you making our family look bad?" I freeze in the middle of chewing a mouthful of wild greens. Ten million dollars a month? Seven-million-dollar Hermès bill? What the hell? Who's living my life as the spoiled, billionaire's wife?