Stuntman Jiang Wan received a special job - working as a stand-in for Fu Hanzhou, the richest man in Haicheng, with a monthly salary of two million.
She seriously added a clause in the contract: 500 yuan for holding hands, 2000 yuan for hugs, and three times the salary for overtime work. Let her imitate Bai Yueguang? No answer. Call her out late at night? Make money first.
Fu Hanzhou thought he had found a substitute, but instead he invited an ancestor back. What's even more outrageous is that this ancestor actually made him laugh - he hadn't laughed in five years.
When Bai Yueguang returned to China, everyone was waiting to see Jiang Wan's sad exit. She directly handed in her resignation: "The rightful owner you want is back. I'm leaving my job. Remember to put the liquidated damages on my card."
This time, she doesn't want a script, just sincerity.
Sixty-six chapters of the main text and five extra chapters. From stand-in to bride, from sixty to one hundred. The orange flowers are blooming and the lights are on. She has never been a substitute in her life.
