Before the age of seventeen, Jiang Can's life was smooth.
Beautiful, rich, and liked. She stretched out her hand and someone handed her something, and she smiled and someone opened the way for her. She doesn't need to work hard, endure, or think about "am I worthy"—because she has everything and is worthy of everything.
Mother Jiang Li said: Beauty is a weapon, don't spare it if you can use it.
Jiang Can believed it and used it. She uses beauty as a sword and other people's likes as a road. She never takes it seriously, because Jiang Li means she loses if she takes it seriously.
When she was seventeen, she was thrown to Beicheng and met Tan Yiwen.
A man who doesn't even look up. She smiled at him, but he didn't answer; she came closer, but he backed away; she stretched out her hand, but he didn't move. For the first time, she knew that there was something she couldn't reach.
She decided to chase him.
It starts with winning.
Not anymore.
The wedge is in the first person, and the text is in the third person.
In the first few chapters, the male protagonist doesn't have many roles, and the protagonist's character is not perfect.
Intention: Okay, I know I look good