Being a Stand-In Is So Hard

Everyone knows that Mo Beimin, head of the Mo Group, has someone he treasures above all else, his moonlight. Through the eight-hundred-degree rose-tinted glasses of Mr. Mo, his moonlight is perfect both in and out of the home, and can do everything from music to painting. It's just a shame that his moonlight broke up with him and went abroad to pursue a greater dream. Heartbroken, Mr. Mo found a woman who looked just like his moonlight to be her stand-in. She filled the role for eight years, until his moonlight returned to the country. . Mu Fengwan signed an eight-year contract to date, but not love, and had to fulfill every demand made by the other party during that time. For the sake of the client, Mu Fengwan diligently spent eight years learning all kinds of skills her predecessor had: guzheng (earned a certificate), Western chess (passed the levels), calligraphy (earned a certificate), painting (became a minor celebrity for her oil paintings on Weibo), as well as all kinds of etiquette and four foreign languages. When Mo Beimin announced the contract was over, Mu Fengwan shed tears of joy. Mu Fengwan: "Waaah, it's finally over. Being a stand-in these days is way too damn hard." . After the little stand-in left, Mo Beimin kept seeing her tearful face from the moment he announced the end of their contract. Mo Beimin: "Could she really have liked me that much?" . Stand-in trope, a husband chasing his wife to the crematorium. Theme: There is no end to learning