Cold, cunning heiress vs. aloof on the outside, warm on the inside CEO
Fu Shining is the fake heiress and villainess in a novel about rich families and switched-at-birth heiresses. Her childhood friend and next-door neighbor, Huo Jun, is the male lead. In the future, she'll meet a tragic end for trying to seduce him.
Fu Shining has no interest in breaking up the destined couple. She's into the handsome, devoted second male lead. A villainess and the second male lead: they're a match made in heaven!
So Fu Shining decides to do three things.
First, work herself to the bone until she becomes a CEO with a house, a car, and a fortune.
Second, do everything she can to bring the male and female leads together.
Third, win the heart of her beloved.
It's a perfect plan, if only it works.
Just as Fu Shining finishes all three steps and is about to propose to the second male lead, the beautiful, delicate heroine appears out of nowhere and effortlessly steals away her “true love.”
The handsome, devoted second male lead is wonderful, but his devotion is meant for the heroine, not Fu Shining, the villainess.
Fu Shining spends a whole night sitting in the cold wind in the house she bought for their wedding. The next day, she throws away the engagement ring, packs her things, and leaves without a second thought.
She's had more than enough of love's bitter side, so Fu Shining decides to go abroad for a change of scenery.
Then her next-door neighbor suddenly knocks on her door and pulls out a dazzling diamond the size of a pigeon egg. “You have to marry someone, so why not give me a chance?”
Fu Shining stares at her neighbor's cool, immaculate face, as beautiful as an immortal: “No, wouldn't that be... wrong?”
But then again...
