Lin Qiqi was a powerhouse who worked three jobs a day. She didn’t drop dead from overwork. Instead, she died in a bizarre accident caused by a cream allergy.
After death, she transmigrated into a CEO romance novel as the female supporting character who was a substitute for the woman the CEO loved. The heroine fell in love at first sight with the handsome, dashing CEO. She willingly became his beloved’s substitute, dutifully fawning over him and orbiting him every day of the year. Naturally, the ending had the woman he loved return, whereupon she and the CEO lived happily ever after.
And the supporting character? She was cruelly abandoned, went dark, and tried to take revenge on the woman he loved. But the CEO and all the powerful supporting men who adored that woman killed her, leaving her with a tragic end.
Now that Lin Qiqi had transmigrated into the story, she was in the entertainment industry. Why play substitute when she could make money? Thanks to her face, which looked about eighty percent like the woman he loved, all the powerful supporting men who adored her treated Lin Qiqi as a stand-in, showering her with money and opportunities. Watching the balance in her bank account keep climbing as she grew more and more famous, Lin Qiqi wondered who had said you couldn’t make a living off your looks. She was doing exactly that, and it felt amazing.
Later, the CEO hero and all the supporting men who had treated her as a substitute fell in love with her and wanted to date her.
Lin Qiqi quickly turned them down herself: making money was fine, but dating was out of the question. No man, however handsome and devoted, could compare to money.
