Out of the Way, CEO! The Spoiled Princess Is Taking the Entertainment Industry by Storm

[Wealthy family! Feel-good story! A lovable, gorgeous troublemaker with both beauty and talent!]

[Showbiz + CEO + genius kid + married first, love later + real princess + satisfying face-slapping + unapologetically wild + super sweet, swoony, and satisfying]

Qin Wan transmigrated.

It seemed she had become the tragic, troublesome female supporting character in a feel-good novel about the wealthy elite.

A little-known actress at the bottom of the industry, she loved throwing her weight around, was incredibly petty, and had a downright foul temper. Her only virtue was being “bold.”

She drugged the domineering CEO, showed up at his door pregnant, gave birth to a son, then relentlessly mistreated him, all in the hope that her CEO husband would pay her a little more attention. And that wasn’t all. When the heroine destined by fate finally appeared, Qin Wan made a spectacular nuisance of herself and became the perfect foil.

In the end, naturally, the heroine’s goodness and kindness won her over, with a whole cast of male leads and supporting characters lending a hand, and she kicked the bucket.

Now she had a chance to do it all over again! Of course she had to cling to the heroine, cling to the male lead, and cling to every powerful person she could find!!!

Qin Wan: Heh.

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Qin Wan, the supremely noble princess who did whatever she pleased and made trouble wherever she went, still refused to change her ways.

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Shi Tingzhi, the CEO who could make the world quake with a word, proudly raised the banner of exemplary husbandly conduct: “Don’t make things up. I don’t know her. She hit on me, then tried to pin the blame on me!”

The genius little boy, once withdrawn and darkly hardened, evolved into a clingy little tracker with built-in navigation: “My mom’s amazing, right? Jealous?”

Public opinion across the internet suddenly took a turn…

Before: Can this brainless pretty face hurry up and get lost?

Now: Could you maybe lower your standards a little, sis!