A Burnt-Out Office Worker Transmigrates into a Beautiful, Irresistible Heartthrob

[Writer's Block, Updates Temporarily Suspended] Liang Zhizhi, a daydreamer, asked her best friend to write her into a novel as a rich woman. Five years later, the novel was being adapted into a screenplay. Completely unaware, Liang Zhizhi blithely jumped into the radically altered script handed to her by a Heavenly Dao Maintainer. She went from Liang Zhizhi to Liang Zhizhi (with a different character for the second “Zhi”), leaping from an inconsequential background character to the second female lead and villain, while also going from a beautiful rich woman to a bankrupt beauty.

Liang Zhizhi: I have some choice words for the screenwriter (smiling.jpg).

But when she took stock of her assets after going bankrupt, she found a sprawling 300-square-meter duplex apartment in the heart of a first-tier city, an entertainment company in the suburbs of a provincial city, and 108 male artists under contract...

Is this what going bankrupt looks like for the rich? Great, now she's the rich one!

The screenwriter, who had entered the female lead she'd written into her own screenplay only to discover that the plot was wildly different from her script: I have some choice words to say, too!

Reading Guide:

1. The heroine inherits all the skills her best friend wrote for her. It's a wonderfully satisfying read, so you don't need to think too hard.

2. The screenwriter who radically altered the original story has also transmigrated, becoming the original heroine. With the dual identities of screenwriter and heroine, she looks down on Liang Zhizhi from the start and is always ready to dish out some face-slapping, but later discovers that she's the real clown.

3. The heroine follows neither the original plot nor the altered one, but she still has to become an entertainment-industry top-tier star. There will be romance along the way, and the ending is one-on-one.

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