In order to save the family business, Su Wan, a calm and rational upstart heroine in the business world, and Fu Chengyu, a sinister boss who needs a "perfect wife" to obtain his inheritance, entered into a contractual marriage in which each gets what he needs.
He thought she was a pawn that he could fully control, but he didn't know that she had already understood the existence of "White Moonlight" in his heart.
In this carefully planned "role play", when she perfectly met all his expectations, who lost control first?
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Lin Weiwei is an excellent and warm woman. The male protagonist admires her and likes her. Later, she develops into a close friend and talks about everything. But the love used to be real. Later Weiwei explained to the female protagonist that it is not a man's love for a woman. This is far-fetched. It is a love between opposite sexes. No matter how much you like her, you still like her, otherwise you would not use her as a standard to find the female protagonist. Regardless of whether the male protagonist is willing or not, the female protagonist is indeed a substitute at the beginning. The male protagonist's attention and attraction to her are also due to some similarities and imitations of Weiwei. This is beyond doubt. Moreover, if Weiwei did not meet the conditions for marriage and mate selection, the male protagonist would have no choice, and the female protagonist would have nothing to do with her. Weiwei is indeed the Bai Yueguang of the past, but times have changed, and he later fell in love with the heroine and developed stronger feelings for her. Being treated as a substitute, his words, deeds, and preferences are regulated according to Bai Yueguang's standards. Although the male protagonist is not willing to do so, this is an opportunity for the male protagonist to fall in love with the female protagonist. The heroine finally accepted the reality and was relieved, which was very helpless.
The heroine has clear ideas and the storyline is well organized, a bit like a reference book. Everything the heroine does or says has a section dedicated to explaining the intention and analyzing the pros and cons. It feels like she is back in school.
Lin Weiwei is an excellent and warm woman. The male protagonist admires her and likes her. Later, she develops into a close friend and talks about everything. But the love used to be real. Later Weiwei explained to the female protagonist that it is not a man's love for a woman. This is far-fetched. It is a love between opposite sexes. No matter how much you like her, you still like her, otherwise you would not use her as a standard to find the female protagonist. Regardless of whether the male protagonist is willing or not, the female protagonist is indeed a substitute at the beginning. The male protagonist's attention and attraction to her are also due to some similarities and imitations of Weiwei. This is beyond doubt. Moreover, if Weiwei did not meet the conditions for marriage and mate selection, the male protagonist would have no choice, and the female protagonist would have nothing to do with her. Weiwei is indeed the Bai Yueguang of the past, but times have changed, and he later fell in love with the heroine and developed stronger feelings for her. Being treated as a substitute, his words, deeds, and preferences are regulated according to Bai Yueguang's standards. Although the male protagonist is not willing to do so, this is an opportunity for the male protagonist to fall in love with the female protagonist. The heroine finally accepted the reality and was relieved, which was very helpless.
The heroine has clear ideas and the storyline is well organized, a bit like a reference book. Everything the heroine does or says has a section dedicated to explaining the intention and analyzing the pros and cons. It feels like she is back in school.
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