His Female Supporting Character

New Novel: Kung Fu Superstar [The 1980s]

There’s a running joke online:

"Liu Ruyan is forever, while male-oriented novels come and go."

In male-oriented novels, the male lead is always handsome, strong, and tragic, and there’s always a vicious supporting woman named Liu Ruyan to make his life miserable.

Other women are the white moonlight. She’s the black moonlight. She’s arrogant and domineering, materialistic and vain, bossy and spoiled... In short, she has no redeeming qualities.

The worse she treats the male lead early on, the more miserable she becomes once he rises to power.

It wasn’t until Liu Ruyan awakened that she learned the truth.

She really was a supporting character in a male-oriented novel!

But the plot was a little different.

In the struggle between wealthy families in the city, the male lead was an heir who had to spend three years living as an ordinary person. He hadn’t planned on falling in love, but he ended up dating a vain girl as his first love.

When his trial period ended, he made a powerful return to the family. Everyone assumed he would dump his vain first love. But they waited and waited, and the two ended up holding a magnificent wedding.

Theme: Focus on being your best self instead of obsessing over other people.