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As a C-list actress, Su Liuyun also has a side job as a stand-in.
She stood in for CEO Ji Jing's white moonlight and was with him for two years. She didn't need to sleep her way to the top, and her acting improved by leaps and bounds. Her artfully sweet talk became ever more polished. Who needs a cold, domineering CEO? I was only using you to hone my acting skills!
With her contract about to expire, Su Liuyun prepared to run. But she never expected Ji Jing to lose his memory...
After losing his memory, Ji Jing became an expert at clinging to her and acting cute. Su Liuyun smacked the agreement against his face. "It's fake, got it?"
Ji Jing wrapped his arms around her. "Stop messing around. I can make a thousand copies of this kind of agreement. All my money is yours."
Just as she was falling for him,
the bastard regained his memory and turned icy cold. "Su Liuyun, you're nothing but a stand-in."
She lost both her body and her heart. She was done playing the stand-in!
When they met again,
Su Liuyun had become the heiress of the city's prominent Su family. The story of the real and fake heiresses had become reality.
Her career was soaring. Luxury brand endorsements and popular variety shows came one after another. She made headlines with a veteran actor and a popular singer. Life was sweeter than Xiangpiaopiao milk tea!
Rumor had it that Ji Jing once loved a woman deeply, but she later ran off with everything he owned.
At a party one day,
Ji Jing cornered Su Liuyun against a wall. He was just about to speak when she cut in: "Don't get red-eyed, it's contagious. Stay away from the wall, it might collapse. And don't you dare give me your life, I don't want it. Also, I didn't take your money."
Ji Jing looked at her. "You took my heart. That was everything I had."
This novel includes: stand-in trope / real and fake heiresses / groveling chase / rekindled romance
One-on-one romance; both leads are each other's first; happy ending
***Currently updating: I Won't Divorce This Time Around: The Seventies
After returning to the city, educated youth Lin Xin married Su Jidong, the man she was engaged to.
If life had continued smoothly, Su Jidong would have become successful and earned an enviable position and prestige.
But after being provoked by her mother, she was preparing to divorce him.
By chance, Lin Xin discovered that her mother wasn't her birth mother, but her stepmother.
And behind her being sent to the countryside years ago lay a web of schemes and conspiracies.
Lin Xin dreamed that she was living in a book, where she would divorce Su Jidong and suffer a miserable life.
When she woke, she found she was still herself, living in 1978, in the autumn when she was about to get divorced...
Theme: Women should rely on themselves!
I clicked on the title of this chapter immediately. It's just that the male protagonist likes the female protagonist but doesn't know that the female protagonist is actually that person and then finds a substitute. After all, I still don't like it.
Oh my god, what a bloody plot, is the heroine so stupid?
The more you look at it, the more ancient it becomes? What's going on? The beginning was pretty good.
If these troublemaking female partners don't get their comeuppance, that's really enough.
"Being a bit pretentious with him" is a big bug for the author~
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
Isn't this obviously Shu Ying's fault?
So when will there be a sequel?
Darling, I think of my Jia Lun under the brocade clothes, hahahaha
I really never thought about telling the heroine that such a person is not suitable for dating and does not know what respect is. The male protagonist cannot be clean. Goodbye, he is disgusted by the male protagonist's deception. Really, misunderstanding or not, this man is not suitable to love anyone. He is mentally unsound and thinks too single-mindedly. It makes people dislike it.
I clicked on the title of this chapter immediately. It's just that the male protagonist likes the female protagonist but doesn't know that the female protagonist is actually that person and then finds a substitute. After all, I still don't like it.
Oh my god, what a bloody plot, is the heroine so stupid?
The more you look at it, the more ancient it becomes? What's going on? The beginning was pretty good.
If these troublemaking female partners don't get their comeuppance, that's really enough.
"Being a bit pretentious with him" is a big bug for the author~
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
Isn't this obviously Shu Ying's fault?
So when will there be a sequel?
Darling, I think of my Jia Lun under the brocade clothes, hahahaha
I really never thought about telling the heroine that such a person is not suitable for dating and does not know what respect is. The male protagonist cannot be clean. Goodbye, he is disgusted by the male protagonist's deception. Really, misunderstanding or not, this man is not suitable to love anyone. He is mentally unsound and thinks too single-mindedly. It makes people dislike it.