After the Divorce, I Turned My Ex-Husband into a Hit Short Drama

Shen Zhiwei spent three years writing short dramas for her husband, Lu Chenzhou, and took a dying company to the top of the trending charts. Only on the day of their divorce did she discover that the hit project she'd spent countless sleepless nights revising had been credited to Lu Chenzhou's moonlight, Su Wan. In the conference room, everyone applauded to congratulate Su Wan, while Lu Chenzhou simply handed Shen Zhiwei a compensation check. Shen Zhiwei neither argued nor made a scene. She set down the divorce agreement and took the original drafts, the receipts, and a recording with her. That very night, the short drama whose credit had been stolen became a hit, Su Wan became a rising star, and Shen Zhiwei was smeared by the entire company. Then an unfamiliar text message brought her mother's old case back to light: she wasn't the only one whose work had been stolen. When filming began on the second season, the client specifically requested the original screenwriter. Su Wan couldn't write it, and Lu Chenzhou came crawling back to beg. Shen Zhiwei made just one condition: she would write the show, but Su Wan had to perform exactly as she wrote. From then on, every one of the moonlight's shining moments became a reckoning Shen Zhiwei had written herself.