After her identity was stolen, she lived in the short-lived villain's phone.

Chapter 37 The Angry Peach
Chen Jiazhi's fan base has exceeded two million in the past few days of marketing and promotion, making her a truly popular internet celebrity.

These days, countless businesses want to cooperate with Chen Jiazhi, but Chen Jiazhi has never had her own team before, so she can only watch helplessly as the money slips through her fingers.

Now that she has her own professional team, Chen Jiazhi couldn't wait to start live streaming.

When Chi Yu entered the live stream, Chen Jiazhi had already been live streaming for more than half an hour and was chatting enthusiastically with the netizens in the live stream.

"My childhood? There's nothing I can't talk about. I grew up in an orphanage. The director told me that she found me one winter. She saw someone abandon me at the orphanage gate and then run away quickly."

“The headmistress thought I was an abandoned baby, so she took me back home.”

"Life in the welfare home is actually not bad. Although the living conditions may be poor and frugal, there are many friends and companions in the home."

"But I was skinny and small when I was little, so many older brothers and sisters didn't like to play with me. I remember when I was little, I often sat alone in a corner, or helped the headmistress weed..."

Immediately, many comments expressing sympathy for Chen Jiazhi appeared on the screen.

Chi Yu listened to Chen Jiazhi's ramblings in front of the camera and was both angry and amused.

Children who end up in welfare homes are either sick or physically disabled, or like her and Chen Jiazhi, they are abandoned and not loved by their parents or adoptive parents.

The rules in the welfare home are strict, and the director treats everyone equally. Minor squabbles may happen occasionally, but bullying and forming cliques do not exist.

Moreover, Tuesdays and Fridays are designated as the big cleaning days by the headmistress, and all children except for a few with special needs or disabilities who cannot take care of themselves must participate.

Chen Jiazhi clearly knew how to be cunning and lazy since she was a child. Every time she did just a little bit of work, she would cry and say that she was too tired and didn't want to do it. Every time, the older brothers and sisters in the courtyard would kindly help her with the work.

But when Chen Jiazhi heard it, it was completely different?

The Douyin account that Chi Yu is currently using is a new account registered with Shen Yanzhi's mobile phone number.

In order not to cause trouble for Shen Yanzhi these days, she has never used this account to do anything, not even like anything.

Just as Chi Yu was about to speak, she saw a comment in the comments section:
Angry girl: Chen Jiazhi! How can you say such a thing without feeling guilty?! We did so many chores for you when you were little, and we were so good to you! And you actually say we didn't play with you and bullied you?!

Angry fan: Why did CY, who went out to sea with you that day, have an accident?! You two went out to sea together, how come only you came back?! Why do you have time to stream but not time to reply to my WeChat messages?!
Chen Jiazhi's live stream has over 100,000 viewers.

Not only were the bullet comments scrolling by at lightning speed, but also a dazzling array of gift effects flashed continuously, directly blocking the comments that kept folding upwards in the chat area.

If Chi Yu weren't currently a set of data, she would probably have ignored these comments, just like the other viewers.

But Chi Yu noticed. Not only did she notice, she also immediately recognized the true identity behind this "angry brat"—it was Xu Yun, who grew up in the same orphanage as her and Chen Jiazhi.

Xu Yun's online name is Angry Peach.

Chen Jiazhi's live stream room is set up so that viewers cannot view other viewers' information or send private messages to each other.

Fortunately, Chi Yu remembered her online name and profile picture, which is why he recognized her at a glance.

After Xu Yun posted those two sentences, her comments were quickly drowned out by other comments, like a drop of water falling into a river, leaving no ripples.

Xu Yun, on the other end of the phone, was furious. She had no other choice but to come to the live stream to find Chen Jiazhi. But as soon as she sent those two sentences, she immediately received a notification that she had been banned by the administrator and kicked out of the live stream.

Xu Yun felt somewhat desperate.

She only learned of Chi Yu's disappearance two days ago. She called her mother, the dean, to ask, and the dean was equally anxious, but didn't know why.

After repeated questioning, she finally understood that Chi Yu had an accident while traveling at sea with Chen Jiazhi!
Xu Yun was somewhat angry. Chi Yu was the younger sister she had watched grow up. She was such a well-behaved and intelligent person. She was about to graduate from university and begin her real life, but she was gone because of an accident!
Xu Yun wanted to know the details, so she called and sent WeChat messages to Chen Jiazhi multiple times from yesterday to today.

Chen Jiazhi bluntly stated that she didn't know either, and then stopped answering her calls and replying to her messages. She even arrogantly told her to call the police if she had any problems!

Xu Yun was really angry, but she couldn't do anything about Chen Jiazhi.

She had also checked with the police, who said that the location where Chi Yu fell was a blind spot for surveillance cameras. The handrail where she fell happened to have signs of aging and rust, making it seem like an accident.

The cruise ship owner also expressed his heartbreak over the incident and said he was willing to pay 900,000 yuan in compensation.

Under Chen Jiazhi's persuasion, the director of the welfare home has begun to consider signing a settlement agreement.

Xu Yun felt sad and sorry for Chi Yu.

What's the use of 900,000 yuan if a precious human life is lost?

Unfortunately, she was just an ordinary person, and no matter how indignant she was, there was nothing she could do.

Just as she was about to quit Douyin, a private message from someone she didn't follow caught her attention:
User 289y767: Excuse me, what did you mean by what you just said in Chen Jiazhi's live stream?

(End of this chapter)