Koi Xin Xiaodai said that his life was not very good: he spent all 200,000 to redeem the prize, had no money and no job.

On June 1, 2021, the 2018 "China Koi" winner "Xin Xiaodai" talked about the current situation on his personal social account. She said that the prize seemed to be worth 100 million, but in fact it was just a lot of coupons won, and most of the prizes were one-time purchases. She paid for all the food, clothing, accommodation and transportation when traveling abroad. For this, she spent all 200,000 and maxed out her credit cards. She was very tired.

Xin Xiaodai said that he used to work in IT, but after playing for a while, he fell behind too much and his job search was not smooth. Now he has no money and no job. For a period of time, I locked myself at home and didn't want to do anything. Later I was diagnosed with depression.

Xin Xiaodai said that being diagnosed with depression was a wake-up call for herself. After that, she made up her mind to get a teacher qualification certificate and hoped that she could find a job smoothly.

Character experience:

After becoming a "Koi Girl", the number of Xin Xiaodai's Weibo followers quickly increased from 600 to 1.14 million, and she soon quit her IT job and became a As a self-media person on Weibo, there are reports that the price of her Weibo direct advertisements is about 100,000 yuan per post.

Many netizens come to his Weibo account to "make wishes". Xin Xiaodai seems to be well aware of the public's "happy mood" and the value of his own traffic. He uses gift packages to travel around the world and makes Vlogs at the same time. In the video, we did not forget to include lottery draws and advertising on Weibo. Xin Xiaodai also frequently updates various snack pictures and tasting videos, and these snacks may also imply cooperative promotions with manufacturers.

It can be seen that Xin Xiaodai is not a "bad hand with good cards" as some people think, nor is it that it has not caught up with the high-speed train of the internet celebrity economy. But judging from the traffic on her Weibo, her "transformation" journey is not considered a success.