I Can Turn Fake Things Into Reality
After his wife betrayed him and left his father to die, Ye Qiu gained a system that makes anything real. He rises from a poor worker to a trillion-dollar tycoon, takes revenge on his ex-wife and rival. They thought they destroyed him… but Ye Qiu’s ultimate revenge has only just begun.
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When Money Rains, Emotions Drown
Fan Jian tosses cash like confetti—smug, untouchable. But Ye Qiu? He stands frozen as bills stick to his jacket like shame. The contrast is brutal: one man buys silence with dollars; the other drowns in debt and dignity. That hospital room feels less like healing, more like judgment. 🌧️💸 #ICanTurnFakeThingsIntoReality
Dad’s Oxygen Mask, Son’s Breaking Point
The real tragedy isn’t the divorce—it’s Ye Qiu gripping his father’s hand, voice cracking, eyes raw. The man who ate instant noodles on the floor now pleads silently to a sleeping man. Love isn’t always loud; sometimes it’s a trembling fist, a choked breath, a nurse’s hesitant glance. Heartbreak in slow motion. 🩺💔 #ICanTurnFakeThingsIntoReality
Cyber Goddess & the Park Bench Realization
From cherry blossoms to neon grids—Ye Qiu’s despair glitches into sci-fi salvation. That holographic woman? She doesn’t fix his life; she reveals the lie he’s living. ‘Fake to real’ isn’t magic—it’s courage. When he touches the ‘Yes’ interface, he’s not choosing tech… he’s choosing himself. 🌌✨ #ICanTurnFakeThingsIntoReality
The Poster on the Tree Said It All
‘Willing to pay millions for love’—naïve? Desperate? Or just human? Liu Yunyan’s ad nailed the modern paradox: we commodify romance but crave authenticity. Ye Qiu walks past it, then stops. That pause? That’s where the real story begins. Not in hospitals or mansions—but in the quiet rebellion of hope. 🌸➡️🚀 #ICanTurnFakeThingsIntoReality
The Red Dress vs The Hospital Floor
Liu Yunyan’s crimson gown isn’t just fashion—it’s a weapon. Every step in those stilettos echoes like a verdict. Ye Qiu sits on the floor, rice bowl forgotten, while divorce papers flutter like fallen leaves. Power isn’t shouted here; it’s worn, walked, and weaponized. 💔🔥 #ICanTurnFakeThingsIntoReality