Ji Hehe passed through the book, and when he opened his eyes, he became the second young lady of the wealthy Ji family.
Before she could be happy for three seconds, she realized that this world was a domineering president novel she had read, and she was a vicious female supporting character who made everything possible and ended miserably.
In order to make a meal with the male protagonist, she resorted to some tricks. Unexpectedly, the witty female protagonist actually sent her to the bed of the second male protagonist Fu Yan.
Ever since she cleverly hired paparazzi to follow her, it became known to everyone that she had to have a flash marriage to Fu Yan, the affectionate male partner of the heroine she admired, and she became a running joke in the industry.
As a result, the temporary contract was exposed, and the monthly pocket money of one million made Miss Ji unable to hold her head high.
However, Ji Hehe, a poor man who is blinded by money and has no strength to support him: understand.
What a joke, one million a month, not to mention just one female protagonist, even the entire Sahara could be accommodated by Ji Hehe.
From then on, Ji Hehe became Fu Yan's assistant on the road to pursuing love, thoughtfully creating various romantic opportunities for them. She was so moved that she couldn't help but clap her hands: Fu Yan's one million was well spent.
Later, the cold and arrogant CEO Fu almost drove her crazy. He pinched her waist and asked, "Honey, what do you want?"
Ji Hehe burst into tears: "What, you won't pay me anymore? We signed the contract in black and white!"
President Fu said: "It turns out that I am just an ATM that only spits out money."
Reader comments
The subject matter itself is quite attractive, but the author has too many monologues for the female protagonist, and it feels like she is always making her own statements. Also, the male protagonist is scheming and likes someone else at the beginning. I'm sorry, I can't accept it.
The subject matter itself is quite attractive, but the author has too many monologues for the female protagonist, and it feels like she is always making her own statements. Also, the male protagonist is scheming and likes someone else at the beginning. I'm sorry, I can't accept it.