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Jianing, a superborn girl, was given away by her biological father when she was very young. The adoptive parents' house was in ruins, but after Jianing came, he turned all dangers into good fortune. He did whatever he wanted, went out for a stroll and saved the Lin family's only son, Lin Jiachen...
A few years later, his adoptive father, who became a billionaire, talked freely on TV, saying that he was able to achieve his current achievements only because his adopted daughter made the family prosperous.
My biological father, who was still extremely poor, spat out a mouthful of old blood.
The grown-up Lin Jiachen: Jianing, marry me, I will give you people and money!
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The article "I'm Really Not a God" is to be published. I have made over 20 short story outlines for this article. Please add it to your collection!
Copywriting 1:
Huarong, whose real body is Beauty Picture, opened a small office in Haishi to fulfill the wishes of all the worlds and all the wishes. The success rate is 100%. Everyone calls her God.
One day, the real God came to our door.
Hua Rong is scared,
But God said that his wish was to find a wife with a beautiful face.
This article is also known as "The Daily Life of Painted Demons in the City" and "Non-Human Affairs".
Copywriting 2:
Huarong, a painting demon whose real body is beauty pictures, wants to open an office in a metropolitan city. All the demons persuade her that humans are too cunning and it is not easy for entities to work these days.
One of the beautiful things: As the IT man's fake blind date, the old mother directly put the ancestral jade bracelet on her;
Beauty Affairs No. 2: Taking care of an old man, the old man made a will and donated the house to her;
Beauty incident No. 3: Pretending to act in place of an 18 or 18-tier star, she was praised by a famous director for her savvy.
Even the respected boss, who made demons tremble, openly asked her to marry him.
Hua Rong thought, the life of an urban demon is quite easy.
Monsters: That's you!
Everyone: That's you!
Purpose: Knowledge changes destiny, criticizing the idea of getting something for nothing