[Trying to marry up? Sorry, I'm the rich heiress here + Thought it was a marriage-first, love-later romance, but it's love-first, marriage-later + It turns out I'm my own first love's first love]
Three years ago, Ni Ke shot to fame overnight with her debut work, and thought her career would take off from there.
But after that, funding was cut for every production she joined.
Roles she'd already been cast in were given to someone else,
and brands would rather pay the cancellation fees than continue working with her.
She fell from being a leading lady to a marginal supporting actress, the kind who was guaranteed to be killed off within three episodes.
As soon as she hit trouble, everyone turned against her.
“Ni Ke was blacklisted because she offended her sugar daddy.”
“After her sugar daddy dumped her, she tried to latch onto the young master Yan Zheng. Shameless.”
But no one expected that Ni Ke was a rich heiress all along. The one who blacklisted her was her own father, and the entertainment world's young master was her husband.
The first time Ni Ke met Yan Zheng was at her older sister Ni Qing's birthday party. The boy's smile dazzled her.
Her two-year-long crush came to nothing the day before Yan Zheng left to study abroad.
In the school corridor, Ni Ke watched the ring on Ni Qing's finger, placed there by Yan Zheng, and felt her eyes burn.
Six years later, Yan Zheng returned to the country.
Ni Ke had thought he and her sister would go from school uniforms to wedding gowns.
So why was she the one who ended up marrying him?
After the wedding, Ni Ke planned to turn a blind eye and play the role of a “substitute” to get by. Then she saw the ring on her sister's finger again.
She was just about to find a lawyer and discuss divorce when she discovered that Yan Zheng's younger sister had an identical ring?
Yan Zheng: “I don't think you've ever understood just how much I love you.”
Does the heroine really like the hero? It seems a bit strange. From the current point of view, the female protagonist's attitude towards the male protagonist is too easy to be influenced by others, worrying about gains and losses, and her sudden blacklisting behavior is a bit unfavorable. She says she likes the male protagonist, but on the contrary, she is too strong towards him; she is a bit indecisive towards the two male protagonists, Zhou and Su, both of whom are already married. Even if they say they want to start a career and don't want to announce it, it's not difficult to suppress the so-called CP fans or express themselves politely as colleagues. Let's look at the follow-up development first