[One Female Lead + Everyday Life + System + Entertainment Industry + Sweet Romance + Mutual Healing]
[A hero who takes life as it comes amid the bustle of everyday life vs. a heroine who makes peace with herself in the cutthroat world of fame and fortune]
[Romance from the hero’s perspective; a career-driven, strong heroine who always stays clear-headed and independent; a love-struck hero who still has his priorities straight]
[Side couple: a lively young actress vs. an impeccable male top-tier star; a past-life connection and an ill-fated pursuit]
[Past-life connections = more than one]
Have you heard of the famous Transmigration Bureau?
Never heard of it?
That doesn’t matter.
Our story begins when Ding Dangdang, a retired employee, gets stabbed in the back by her former employer. After working herself to the bone for half her life, Ding Dangdang finally earns VIP retirement benefits and transmigrates into the body of a rich heir with tons of money, next to no responsibilities, and a fantastic physique. (But will capitalists really pay their workers what they’re owed, on time and in full?)
Hey, miss, there are plenty of seats. Why are you sitting next to me? Do we even know each other?
Besides, this is really the first time we’ve met.
Three years later:
Ding Dangdang: “You said we’d go to college in the same city! A woman’s word is as trustworthy as a ghost’s.”
Li Ruochu: “Classmate, weren’t we strangers?”
A few years after that, at an event:
Reporter: “Ms. Li, in the show, Nan Cheng meets a kindred spirit while traveling. What do you look for in a partner in real life?”
Li Ruochu: “Well... just not someone who treats their phone like a brick.”
Ding Dangdang, fresh out of the mountains, charges toward the airport wearing an enormous straw hat.
Change clothes?
Are you trying to speedrun being single?
Slow-paced!
I think it's okay, but the plot doesn't feel particularly coherent. Sometimes it feels a bit abrupt, but come on, author 😘😘😘
This book is very good, why has no one read it? The author's writing style is very good, and the novel looks very comfortable.