[Faithful Couples + Overbearing CEO vs. Supporting Female Character + The Heroine Mistakes the Wrong Man for the Male Lead + Selfish and Just Trying to Survive, Flawed Characters]
On the day she fled her wedding, Jian Xingli was set up by several men aboard a cruise ship.
Just as she was about to be assaulted, she awakened to the fact that she was a supporting female character in a whirlwind-marriage novel.
Could this realization have come any later? Any later, and she would have been dead.
The good news: Young Master Chu, the male lead, had also run from his wedding and was aboard the same cruise ship.
The bad news: she was about to be assaulted by some thugs.
At the last possible moment, the male lead rescued her! To stay alive, she claimed him for herself.
Aboard the ship, Jian Xingli did everything she could to make Young Master Chu fall for her, hoping to go from supporting character to heroine.
Unfortunately, Young Master Chu was an icy block of stone, impossible to warm up. He welcomed all her advances, but never once mentioned marrying her!
After they disembarked, Jian Xingli willingly chased after him.
She fussed over him and showered him with affection. At last, Heaven noticed how hard she was trying and let her...
Let her discover that the powerful man from that night was Young Master Chu, while the real male lead's surname was Chu.
She glared coldly and flipped Heaven the bird. But it didn't matter, she would keep chasing Young Master Chu.
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As the heir to the Chu family, Chu Zhiheng was, in the eyes of outsiders, refined and noble, and impeccably chaste.
No one knew what he liked. He thought he would never find someone who satisfied him in this lifetime.
That is, until he met Jian Xingli aboard a cruise ship.
He couldn't resist her seduction.
But he knew he would never fall in love with her.
He never expected Jian Xingli to love him so much, getting jealous over all sorts of things.
He found it troublesome. But one day, Jian Xingli suddenly stopped coming to see him.
Tsk. He waited with a cold expression for her to regret it and come crawling back.
But she never came. Instead, he heard that she was desperately pursuing another man.
Jian Xingli stared coldly. "Sorry, I mistook you for someone else."
I feel like I can't control myself, and some of the heroine's behaviors are really confusing. The logic doesn't make sense either. It's been over fifty chapters and the heroine still doesn't know that she recognized the wrong person. It's dragging on. The writing is even more incapable of supporting the plot.