After Going Viral as a Woman Disguised as a Man, the Top-Tier Star Only Wants to Be a Woman

[Entertainment Industry] [Career-Focused Heroine] [No Romance] [Female Disguised as Male] [If You Don't Like It, Fight Back]

Why should that scumbag get all the benefits? In her previous life, she believed the saying, "Once you're famous, you can have anything you want." In the end, she was left doing all the work for someone else to reap the rewards.

Given another chance, she doesn't care if her reputation gets ruined. She'll make it known to everyone: she's both the second male lead, Fu Tingchuan, and an independent, self-reliant woman.

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The trending topics are flooded with posts, and countless viewers are waiting for Wu Di to make an appearance offline.

She becomes a star, and everyone cheers for her. Everyone, that is, except Wu Di herself, who can't stand it anymore.

Her stage name is Wu Di. Her real name is Shi Ce.

Unable to afford the astronomical contract termination fee, she has no choice but to disguise herself as a man to star in the hit drama Wangchuan. She unexpectedly becomes famous and is forced into a CP pairing with Lu Chen.

She doesn't want to spend another moment in the cage that is the entertainment industry.

Her father made her pretend to be a boy to save face, keeping her away from home for years. Now, her patrons in the industry are making her pretend to be a man for money.

She's had enough. Why should only men be treated with dignity? Why should only men be allowed to make money? She refuses to believe it. She'll be a woman openly and proudly.

When her contract expires and the final payment is settled, she disappears without hesitation.

In a red dress and sunglasses, tall and dazzling, she returns to her rural hometown looking like a woman no one has ever seen before.

After ten years away, she's bombarded with rumors: back then, the "Shi family boy" did evil and hurt people; her father, Shi Jianfeng, remarried behind her back for suspicious reasons.

Her grandfather is gravely ill, but the truth is hard to discern. An old wrongful conviction is riddled with questions, and relatives from the same clan are watching her hungrily.

The village elders at the entrance, waving their palm-leaf fans, eagerly lap up the gossip. A bald man stares at her and murmurs, "Miss, you look so familiar."