After Su Yao dies, she transmigrates into a melodramatic CEO romance novel she read in her previous life, becoming the cannon-fodder ex-wife who dies after just a few chapters.
First, there's the mistress and ex-girlfriend who bosses her around and expects her to fetch her shoes. Then there's her birth family, selling their daughter for profit and leeching off her. And to top it all off, there's the white-lotus younger sister who is about to return from abroad, run her over, and climb to the top over her corpse.
Su Yao says: I'm not someone you can mess with!
The mistress and ex-girlfriend loves putting on an act? I'm a drama queen reincarnated!
My birth family wants to leech off me? Give back everything you took from me, and spit out every last drop you swallowed!
The white-lotus sister wants to take my place? Keep dreaming!
As long as I live, you'll never be more than a concubine!
And you, you scumbag CEO. You dare look at another woman? Believe me, I'll break your legs!
CEO Lu: o(╥﹏╥)o My wife is so scary!
From the beginning, I thought Lu and the heroine were the CPs, but they were replaced halfway through. 😯
I am very happy that the male protagonist is not named Lu
How should I put it? It's a new plot. It's different from most plots in books. The author's writing is pretty good, but it's probably close to reality (the complexity of human nature). There's no absolute bad guy, and there's a happy ending in the end.
Very interesting, the content is very enjoyable.
The new road is new and the language is new. Although it is a bit out of the ordinary, it is still good.
What's the name of Mr. Gu's wife?
I finished watching it and I really like it. I don't think I like what other people say about changing the male lead. It looks better after changing the male lead. There is no such thing as wrong views. Originally the female lead also traveled through time and has never slept with her ex-husband. Why can't the male lead be changed? Besides, the identity of the male lead is the most suitable for the setting. He is many times more powerful than the ex-husband. He dotes on the female lead. Great. Love it. Love it.