[Top-Tier PR Expert VS Mad Prince Stripped of His Power]
In her previous life, Xu Suining was an award-winning agent in the entertainment industry. She excelled at two things: turning a terrible hand into a royal flush and helping her clients pull off a miraculous comeback. After waking from a car accident, she found herself in the novel All Under Heaven, as the cannon-fodder concubine-born daughter who dies in place of her younger sister.
From the start, she’s trapped in a deadly situation: red candles flicker, and her bridal veil falls to the floor. Huo Yan, the novel’s male villain who will one day be tortured to death, has his hand around her throat and plans to use her corpse to smear his enemies.
Faced with murderous intent closing in on her, Xu Suining doesn’t beg for her life. Instead, she flashes a professionally practiced fake smile. “Your Highness, this script is terrible. Killing me will only give you a moment’s satisfaction. Keep me alive, and I can help you claim the throne.”
At first, Huo Yan treats her like a dog he can kill whenever he pleases, keeping her around to deal with the spies in the palace. But later, he watches as this woman works her way through the capital’s circles of fame and fortune, killing with public opinion and setting traps with human nature, dragging him all the way from the mud to the clouds.
Everyone in the capital knows that Prince Beiding Huo Yan is sinister and deranged, and no one dares go near him. Only Xu Suining knows that late at night, this arrogant man buries his face in the crook of her neck and murmurs in a hoarse, possessive voice, “Suisui, don’t look at anyone else. They aren’t in the script.”
“I saved you from the abyss not because I love you, but because I wanted to create my finest work.”