After Transmigrating Into a Book, She Spent Her Ad Money on Slapping Men in the Face

This crazy story is completely unhinged [Transmigrate into a book + Mind Reading + Entertainment Industry + Watch-Ads System + Takes Scumbags Down with Her Bare Hands] Ye Kuangkuang transmigrates into a book and becomes the vicious supporting female character in The Beloved True Heiress of the Wealthy Family Is a Lucky Star. She is the male lead’s discarded first love. He thinks she’s no longer the good girl he remembers, so he breaks up with her, gets engaged to someone else, and then finds himself a substitute lover. The substitute is the true heiress of the wealthy family, while his fiancée is the fake heiress. Day One: The male lead’s mother looks down on her and gives her thirty thousand yuan to leave her son. Day Two: The headlines accuse a washed-up C-list actress of sleeping with a director and a bunch of nouveau riche bosses for money… Day Three: After the original male lead gets engaged, he shows up in front of her and says she took a million yuan from his mother, so now he wants her to be his mistress. Day Four: The substitute lover, a rising starlet, comes to flaunt herself and throws money at her… Day Five: Blackmail scandals about her stealing the substitute heroine’s man are everywhere… Day Six: That’s it, I’m done. It’s just money, right? I’ll watch ads and throw a pile of cash right in your faces! Now that she’s the “washed-up old woman” who got dumped, she can sit back and enjoy watching the true heiress and fake heiress tear into each other. Oh, and she’s also the true heiress’s distant cousin, the daughter of the richest man. Nobody just knows it. Later, people all over the internet beg Ye Kuangkuang to let them cling to her. “Big sis, I’m soft and cuddly, and I’ve got an eight-pack!” Her haters and die-hard fans alike. “Boss, I can watch 300 ads today. No, wait, I can watch ads nonstop for 24 hours!” A certain black-hearted man wraps his arms around Kuangkuang and quietly says, “I’ll have my employees watch ads for you.”