Completed / Weibo: @He Shushu
Before transmigrating into a book, Zhang Zhizhi was a special-contract actress of fairly decent looks in the entertainment industry. Unexpectedly, while filming on set, an accident happened, and she transmigrated into a Mary Sue, brainless domineering CEO novel she'd finished reading the day before!? She was stunned.
But she wasn't the heroine. She was the hero's ex-wife! They weren't divorced yet! She was incredibly beautiful, with seductive eyes and the body of a natural-born temptress! She could work with that.
Most importantly, she remembered most of the plot.
In the novel, three or four men pursued and adored the heroine, and none of them were ordinary men! The most powerful of them all was her husband! He had a sharp, impressive character: tall, handsome, taciturn, low-key and cold-blooded, but gentle only toward the heroine! The heroine had everything go her way from beginning to end, succeeding at every turn, while the men risked life and limb for her, clearing every obstacle in her path! They were utterly obsessed!
She wouldn't dare mess with them! She wasn't worthy! She had no interest in the hero at all! The heroine could have him. Wishing you two ninety-nine years of happiness.
Zhang Zhizhi declared: I'm only interested in acting. All I want is to make a fortune, become rich, famous, and wildly popular, and have a man on each arm (?).
But later...the plot seemed to go off the rails... Why hadn't her CEO husband brought up divorce yet? They were only a contract couple, married in name only! And why are you scowling? I was only talking to your younger brother??? Wait, what are the second and third male leads doing?
Tags: entertainment industry, melodrama, Mary Sue, adored by everyone, brainless wish fulfillment, old-school tropes and cliches everywhere. Don't overthink it. This story has only one protagonist: the heroine. Everyone else is a supporting character. Make sure you're okay with that before reading.
Warnings: The author made up this world for fun. The pacing isn't fast, so don't rush the plot. If you can't wait, let chapters pile up. There's no logic, and obsessing over details will only make things difficult for yourself. In short, it's a little rough around the edges. Read if you enjoy it, and click X if you don't. Please don't tell the author how to write. The author only writes the stories in her heart. Apart from typos, nothing will be heard or changed. Let's part on good terms and go our separate ways. Enter at your own risk; the author takes no responsibility if you hit a landmine. The author talks a lot, so feel free to mute her author's notes or drop the story if you get tired of it. Happy reading!
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Upcoming story: You Don't Need to Pick a Day to Hit Someone. Please add it to your collection.
Only before dying did Lin Jiu'er learn that her mother wasn't her mother, and her sister wasn't her sister. The reason she'd grown weak and eventually become terminally ill, with no cure, was that she'd been poisoned with a slow-acting toxin.
The person who poisoned her was none other than her beautiful, gentle mother.
After being reborn, Lin Jiu'er lay in bed and watched the beautiful woman walk in, carrying a glass of water.
She knew the water was poisoned.
The venomous woman held out the glass and said gently, "Jiu'er, you're awake. Come have some water."
The scene was rather like Pan Jinlian poisoning Wu Dalang. Lin Jiu'er smiled, sat up beneath the covers, took the glass, and smashed it straight into the woman's face.
Seeing blood seep from her temple and the look of shock on her face, Lin Jiu'er smiled like a demon.
She'd wanted to do this before she died, but back then she hadn't had the strength. Now she had the chance, so why not?
That's what you get, you wicked woman.
P.S. Visit the author's page to add You Don't Need to Pick a Day to Hit Someone to your collection. XD
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Theme:
I feel that the author and the protagonist have incorrect views
If they were primed four times a night, they would go to bed pretty early at night hahahahahaha
The ending is a bit sloppy?
I really want more, but I haven't seen enough.
It's a little different from the copywriter, and it's not a traditional Mary Sue. There's no affectionate male partner, but it still has a unique flavor.
Please tell me, where can I read "I don't need to pick a day to beat you"? Did you change your name? No search found!
DINK is also fine, as long as it doesn't affect the body
I don't think it works. The heroine was only 23 or 4 years old before she went abroad, and she was 25 or 6 years old after going abroad for two years. If you wait another ten years, having children will indeed put a greater burden on your body. Of course, if you don't get married and have a child first, I'll be fine with that.
How should I put it? There are relatively few emotional lines in this novel. Most of them are about career. I personally feel that it is average. In many places, I feel that the author's thoughts are immature. After all, it is a novel, so you don't need to care about the details. The above is just my personal opinion. If you don't like it, don't criticize it. Come on, there is still a long way to go.
The latter part, hey, I don't like it very much (o^^o)
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Owning a Farm Brings Endless Happiness
The Male Nanny Smells so Good
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After Dressing up as a Kitten, I Became Famous and Rich
I Traveled Through Time After Throwing Away My Sister's Book
I feel that the author and the protagonist have incorrect views
If they were primed four times a night, they would go to bed pretty early at night hahahahahaha
The ending is a bit sloppy?
I really want more, but I haven't seen enough.
It's a little different from the copywriter, and it's not a traditional Mary Sue. There's no affectionate male partner, but it still has a unique flavor.
Please tell me, where can I read "I don't need to pick a day to beat you"? Did you change your name? No search found!
DINK is also fine, as long as it doesn't affect the body
I don't think it works. The heroine was only 23 or 4 years old before she went abroad, and she was 25 or 6 years old after going abroad for two years. If you wait another ten years, having children will indeed put a greater burden on your body. Of course, if you don't get married and have a child first, I'll be fine with that.
How should I put it? There are relatively few emotional lines in this novel. Most of them are about career. I personally feel that it is average. In many places, I feel that the author's thoughts are immature. After all, it is a novel, so you don't need to care about the details. The above is just my personal opinion. If you don't like it, don't criticize it. Come on, there is still a long way to go.
The latter part, hey, I don't like it very much (o^^o)