I was only filling in as a surgeon, but my very first operation stunned the medical world, and a medical professor knelt down to beg me to take him as a student. I was only working as a bodyguard and agent for a star, but then the superstar acted out a real-life Cinderella-and-Prince story and fell in love with me.
I was only an amateur assassin, but I ended up killing the world's number one assassin.
I was only a temporary extra, but accidentally stole the lead's scenes. The film went on to smash box-office records, sweep the three major awards, and win me an Oscar for Best Actor. I was hailed as a peerless acting prodigy who had burst onto the film scene out of nowhere.
"I'd be willing to pay one hundred million to have Mr. Gu Dao play a piano piece for me," said the princess of the Sun Never Sets Empire in an interview.
"Mr. Gu Dao is the most charming man in the world. I'd give up everything to hire him as my boyfriend for an hour, but clearly, he might not be interested in me." The goddess, who had topped the Times Global Goddess list for five consecutive years, gave a wistful smile in an interview.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
What the hell is "Three Views Irregular" written about?
Hahaha, **. What the hell does it say about being an official or not?
Wow, I just read the first chapter! What's wrong with the young master having an affair with his secretary? I'll just fire you. Why don't you keep silent about such a small thing? What do you think?
Yes, the title of your book... Reminds me of a sentence: "You are still a wage earner in NB."