[I got a red card for no reason. I can't be bothered to talk about that little brat who has it in for me.]
[I'll keep writing (and expanding it) once the red card is over.]
[Includes an alternate timeline and a sister story about Song Qingyu.]
[Listen to the non-commercial audio drama adaptation of "The Rich Heir's Substitute's Daily Life" on Manbo. Zero plays Wen Fan, and Shizhong plays Jin Chen.]
Wen Fan, a C-list actor, unexpectedly lands a "high-paying job": playing the stand-in for Jin Chen's cherished first love, the heir to a wealthy family. The contract lasts three years and offers generous terms. There's only one requirement: know your place and don't get any ideas.
Wen Fan readily agrees and gives it his all, perfectly portraying the gentle and considerate stand-in. Then one day, Jin Chen's cherished first love suddenly returns from abroad. Wen Fan decides to bow out, only for someone to grab him by the wrist.
Jin Chen's gaze is dark and intense. "Did I say you could leave?"
Only later does Wen Fan realize that he isn't the only one who got too deeply caught up in this game of substitutes.
[CP] A seemingly cool, actually possessive powerhouse heir gong × A seemingly well-behaved, actually carefree and dramatic young actor shou
"President Jin, the substitute contract has expired."
"Renew it. This time, I'll be your substitute."
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