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After marrying Fu Yuan, the first young master of Kyoto's wealthiest family, Hua Fu felt like she was living in a dream every day.
She stopped hanging out with her girlfriends and gave up following celebrities, spending all her time figuring out how to be a good Mrs. Fu. But after only half a year as Mrs. Fu in name only, a car accident put an end to it all.
Only after she died and was dumped in the cannon-fodder recycling bin did Hua Fu learn that her world was just a book. The entire story was about the love and hate between her husband and the heroine, while she was merely a cannon-fodder wife who appeared for no more than two chapters.
Unwilling to remain cannon fodder, Hua Fu was reborn by a twist of fate.
After being reborn, Hua Fu asked herself three questions every day: Have I built my career? Have I followed my favorite star? Have I slapped the male lead in the face?
Career: Hua Fu is working really hard! ^-^
Following a star: What a scam! Wahhh!
Male lead Fu Yuan: ... *slap slap slap*
Reader's Guide:
A goofy heroine VS a cold male lead
It's a sweet treat. Whether it's a big one or a small one depends on how the story develops.
Theme:
Generally no big attractions
To be honest, I'm a little disappointed. The whole article is so short that there is no plot, and I don't know what the focus of the article is. After reading the full text, all I know is that the man and woman reconciled easily. Is there a subplot about the remarriage of the idol and his wife? Nothing was made clear. If the male protagonist falls in love with the female protagonist at first sight, how does the female protagonist fall in love with the male protagonist? There is really a flaw in the logic, I hope you will make some progress in the future.
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So the male protagonist has never been with anyone else in his last life, so he feels much more comfortable.
There is a technology called photocopying XD
I'm a little embarrassed that I skipped in the middle and went straight to the extra ending.
It's quite sweet, but a little short.
Forgive so easily?
The misunderstanding is resolved. . . I have no motivation to read anymore.
Huahua: I can't afford it, I can't afford it