[Super-sweet one-on-one romance with a domineering CEO, silly jokes, face-slapping, real and fake heiresses, and a long-planned scheme]
[The fake heiress Xu Zhi, who plays the pig to eat the tiger and occasionally loses it, versus Li Cheng, the tea-sipping young master of the capital's elite circle]
Xu Zhi has just transmigrated into a book when she opens her eyes and finds someone has set her up.
Her lover is at the bedside, her husband is outside the door, and her younger sister is among the crowd waiting to watch the show.
They mean to ruin her reputation so completely that she won't be able to clear her name even if she jumps into the Yellow River.
Fine, so that's how we're playing it.
Xu Zhi immediately goes berserk. If she's going down, everyone else is coming with her!
Her scumbag husband puts on a single-man act in public for the sake of his first love, then plots to leave Xu Zhi with nothing.
Xu Zhi retaliates by knocking his stock down several points.
The scumbag husband is forced to apologize and pay compensation, all in one neat package!
Her birth family treats her like an ATM, plotting every which way to get their hands on her money.
She unleashes her full act: going berserk while playing the fragile little flower, playing the pig to eat the tiger until they have nowhere to turn!
Later,
Xu Zhi manages on her own to ditch her scumbag ex-husband and crush her money-grubbing family.
Only then does she realize that the tea-sipping puppy at her side is actually Li Cheng, the young master of the capital's elite circle.
He spoils her in every way.
When her ex-husband hears the news, he comes to sow discord, claiming Xu Zhi is only with him for his money.
He expects Li Cheng to dump Xu Zhi.
Instead, Li Cheng smiles arrogantly. “That's great. I have plenty of money, so Zhi Zhi will love me for the rest of her life.”
The scumbag is left fuming.
Nice short cumshot I really like the male and female protagonist. I hope there will be more content. Thank you to the author for your hard work and looking forward to the next work.
It's not bad and you can take a look, but it's too short.