[1v1, guaranteed sweet romance + absurd comedy + showbiz + strong female lead]
[Unhinged, dazzling actress out to make money vs. a deranged, sharp-tongued villainous CEO who loves messing with people]
Lou Tang, a master of castration, made one slip and was blown up by a scumbag, only to wake up as the cannon-fodder character with the same name in an angsty romance novel.
Her parents are at odds, her older sister betrays her, the man she loves uses her, and scandals about her are everywhere despite her being a nobody in the industry.
With the worst possible start, Lou Tang laments: “You’ve got two eggs hanging under your eyebrows, but all you know how to do is use them, not look with them.”
Faced with the original male lead’s Mary Sue-style narcissism, she sneers, “You’ve got a histrionic personality, don’t you?”
When an online commenter claiming to be an insider lies about seeing her at a KTV, she says frankly, “Of course I was ordering you, dummy.”
When a stingy man tries to swap the customary five gold wedding gifts for five copper ones, she laughs coldly. “You might as well buy a rubber doll for a wife. At least rubber and a wife sound alike.”
As an exploited wage slave, she joins a dating reality show.
While the female lead is busy acting delicate to attract attention, Lou rolls around in the mud and gives an earnest review: “The flavor’s not authentic enough. Looks like they cut corners.”
During an escape-room mission, she’s supposed to intimidate the ferocious ghost NPC. Instead, she leads the way in white, singing and dancing: “In the dream within a dream, the dream of the dreamer. I can’t dream of what the wind blew away, memories like the wind~”
When the director asks the guests to demonstrate acting cute, she makes fists and holds them to her cheeks: “Yabi~ Jiong jiong jiong~”
She never meant to attract fans, but ends up gaining a huge following by the finale of the dating show.
A former anti-fan turned devoted fan says, “We’re here when the sun sets in the west, and we’ll still be with you when you rise again in the east.”
Asked about her love life by a reporter, she stubbornly replies, “I like the sun in the daytime and the moon at night.”
That evening, a video surfaces of an interview with the heir to a top-tier wealthy family, who was asked the same question.
Wearing the jasmine bracelet someone made on the dating show, the man smiles and says:
“She likes the sun and the moon.”
“I’ll love her forever.”
Looks good! The author of Qiuqiu made the male and female protagonists sweeter 😳
I knew it was a good read, and I was immediately attracted to it at the beginning. Although it was still a divorce agreement, but when I met the male protagonist later, the scenes, characters, and language were all described so well👌🏻 The writing was also very good, and I didn't get stuck at all. It was simply a masterpiece. So what? I just think it's a masterpiece, meow. 💕
It looks good. The fried chicken looks good!!!!!
It's very, very, very beautiful, but it's not finished.
The plot is extremely funny. It's really hard to hold back laughter when reading it in the middle of the night. As long as you don't show up, this book is worth five stars.
Very beautiful, very beautiful
Nice!!!! Really worth watching.
It's so damn exciting, so good, fresh and refined, so refreshing!