In "Mom Used Me to Get Rich," the protagonist recounts her experience of being manipulated by her ambitious mother, who views her solely as a means to achieve wealth and success. The mother pushes her into various endeavors, such as modeling or talent competitions, prioritizing fame and fortune over her daughter’s well-being.

As the story unfolds, the protagonist struggles with feelings of resentment and a lack of autonomy. She ultimately realizes that her mother’s obsession with wealth has stifled her own dreams and happiness. Through a journey of self-discovery, she learns to assert her independence and pursue her passions, confronting her mother about their toxic relationship. The narrative explores themes of parental ambition, self-identity, and the importance of prioritizing personal happiness over societal expectations.