Girl group competition + top-tier star and female idol + scheming puppy-like younger man + second male lead relentlessly pursues his wife
Xia Xi was an ordinary-looking woman with a second-tier college degree. Her family thought she had no future, and her boyfriend dumped her for being plain and cheated on her with Song Qianqian, the real heiress who had bullied her.
Seeking revenge, Xia Xi impulsively married a handsome Western Taoist priest, dropped out of school, and entered the entertainment industry.
She changed her name to Ye Xingyao, took off her thick glasses, and transformed into the girl group’s most beautiful face.
She joined the talent show “Reborn as a Princess in Huaguo” and became a sensation with billions of views on her performance of “I’m a Princess, and I Make the Rules.”
When a mentor mocked her low level of education, she fired back:
“What this society lacks isn’t people with degrees, but people who can solve real-world problems. Education has never been the only way out for the poor.”
The whole internet mocked her at first, accusing her of seeking attention, until she really did manage to change society all by herself.
Faced with workplace bullying and exploitation by unscrupulous corporations, Ye Xingyao created a business model that ushered Huaguo into an era of lawsuits for all.
To free students from the endless grind of exams, Ye Xingyao brought together grassroots labor resources and designed an innovative job-search app.
To reshape people’s understanding, Ye Xingyao’s book “The Road to Happiness” became a global bestseller.
She became not only the country’s most popular star, but also led Chinese culture onto the world stage, sweeping music awards at home and abroad.
While she was passionately kissing her husband in the hallway, her scumbag ex, now a movie star, knelt on the ground and cried like a dog...
He liked bad girls, but when Xia Xi became bad, he became obsessed with missing the innocent girl she used to be...
The scheming male lead played innocent. “So it’s my fault for not knowing how to play the victim!”