"I am not anyone's substitute, I am the protagonist of my own life."
When Su Nianwei, who was born in an orphanage, was brought into the mansion full of white roses, she thought she was just signing a five million contract. Little did she know that the "perfect woman" she was pretending to be might never have been a real person.
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This is not an ordinary alias. It's suspense, it's counter-attack, it's the substitutes' desperate survival.
The heroine signed a five million contract to live in a mansion, but found out that she was the fourth substitute. Of the first three, one died in the basement, one died in the river, and one hid in the wall and forgot his own name.
She doesn't cry, make trouble, or fall in love. Find evidence, go to court, and send the boss to justice. Then I learn business, make money, pick up my mother, and help the girl in the wall get her ID card.
The substitute is no longer a substitute. He tortures you to the point of feeling distressed and makes you slam the table with pleasure. It's not a loss if you fall into the trap.
This is not an ordinary alias. It's suspense, it's counter-attack, it's the substitutes' desperate survival. The heroine signed a five million contract to live in a mansion, but found out that she was the fourth substitute. Of the first three, one died in the basement, one died in the river, and one hid in the wall and forgot his own name. She doesn't cry, make trouble, or fall in love. Find evidence, go to court, and send the boss to justice. Then I learn business, make money, pick up my mother, and help the girl in the wall get her ID card. The substitute is no longer a substitute. He tortures you to the point of feeling distressed and makes you slam the table with pleasure. It's not a loss if you fall into the trap.