After raising pets, many people will cry out because they not only have to spend money on food and drink for their pets, but also dress them up. After all, other people’s pets are in full bloom, so your own pets can’t be inferior.

Let’s take a look at the short story shared by a netizen below. It’s really hard to describe in words.

This woman has a hairless cat at home. Everyone knows that Lord Beerus is very expensive, so it is really nothing to spend some money on dressing it up. Of course, such a noble cat must be well-dressed. Only her outfit can match it, so women like to buy for their masters on weekdays.

That day when she was shopping at a certain store, she saw a nice hat. She thought her hairless cat would look good wearing it, so she took a photo of it. When the hat arrived, I couldn't wait to put it on my cat. It looked pretty good. So I naturally took a photo and uploaded it to the buyer's show, but then I was politely rejected by the seller: It's too real, why don't I delete it?

It turns out that because hairless cats have bald hair, the hat cannot hold up, and it cannot look as good-looking as other cats wearing it. Therefore, the seller is afraid that in order to affect sales, of course he does not want the woman to upload it.

Hahahahahaha, there is a big difference between this buyer’s show and seller’s show, right? I guess if this picture is not deleted, the seller will cry..

Speaking of this buyer’s show, veterinarian Xiao Ming said that there are too few real buyer’s shows now. In order to increase sales, many merchants find people to brush orders and improve the product's praise. So when they open the product evaluation page, they are all positive. If you don’t pay attention to reviews, buyers may be deceived.

Veterinarian Xiao Ming feels that there is no need to create such false things. You won’t know the quality of your stuff until you buy it. It can’t be true or fake, and it can’t be true if it’s fake. Veterinarian Xiao Ming hopes that this shopping environment can change slightly. He also hopes that merchants will stop making so many bells and whistles and improve quality as their top priority.