She transmigrated into the role of a vicious supporting character, only to discover that before her character turned evil, she had been a rich, aloof CEO?
Lin Wan decided to be sensible and use her money to build a rich woman's life. But a CEO's everyday routine looked like this:
"President Lin, please prepare to attend the new quarter's product launch."
"President Lin, please memorize your opening speech in ten minutes."
"President Lin..."
Being a CEO isn't as easy as wishing yourself into the job. From then on, Lin Wan nervously played the part by day and studied by lamplight at night. She made a guest appearance in a web drama and shot to fame, built a thriving personal brand, could easily crush the white-lotus heroine, and still got to keep the original owner's pretty boy around for eye candy.
The CEO looks cool and glamorous on the outside, but sneaks hometown snacks behind closed doors.
The Iceberg Assistant: No eating!
The CEO: Awwwwwwww.
The Iceberg Assistant: No crying!
The CEO: *sob*... hic.
[I'm the CEO, I'm so cool]
[I'm the CEO, I can't cry]
[Don't disturb me while I immerse myself in my CEO persona!]
[Goofy female CEO x Pretty boy who plays dumb while hiding his fangs]
[If you dislike the character setup, click x]
[Super sweet]
Coming soon: [Raising a Villain in the 1980s]
On the second day after transmigrating into the 1980s, the widow next door died, leaving behind a son nobody cared about.
He was filthy and fierce, sleeping on the cold cement floor and fighting animals for food. The village adults despised him, and the children teased and mocked him. No one cared for him or loved him. Only A Ting sneaked him food in the middle of the night.
Beneath the pale, chilly moonlight, the scrawny boy's ears twitched. He raised his head, revealing a pair of amber eyes, beautiful and wild, gleaming with a savage light.
On the first day she fed him, he bit her hard.
On the sixty-second day, he watched her closely, never leaving her side.
Many years later, he appeared before her again, impeccably dressed in a suit.
A Ting: ...Who are you?
"I bit you, and your brother called me a dog." He loosened his tie and dropped his disguise. Smiling, he twirled a lock of her hair and gripped her slender waist. His voice was low and hoarse. "So I guess I'm... your dog?"
The corners of his lips curled gently, but his eyes and brows remained cold.
A Ting's eyes shone. This is definitely the little pup I raised!
What does it matter if I love you to the bone and turn into a demon for you? I can bow my head and be your dog.
[Male lead: I'm so happy being a simp!!]
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In her previous life, A Ting was the cherished daughter of a family of doctors. After her grandfather died, her parents fled their debts, and she was left all alone. Then she transmigrated into a book, becoming a spoiled, universally despised cannon-fodder character in the 1980s.
She gained a new family, cured the old village chief's chronic illness, opened a general store, and then started a traditional medicine clinic. Everyone said that ever since A Ting took a bad tumble in the fields, she'd become the little lucky star of Dumu Village.
Except for one thing:
Whenever they saw that cat-eyed boy guarding the little girl with a fierce look, everyone in the village couldn't help sighing. A Ting was wonderful in every way, so why did she have to get involved with that little weirdo with no parents?
[Female lead: Delicate and adored by everyone]
[Male lead: Gloomy little wolfdog to refined scum who'd devour you whole]
Theme: Making money isn't easy
Although this is the first book to be completed, I unexpectedly liked it the most. Dong is very good at writing this kind of cute angelic heroine with a soft girl appearance and a precious heart. I resonate with the mentality of the heroine in every book. I am so impressed by the world. An ordinary female college student wears a book, can't go home, has an unhappy childhood, fights against the plot, worries that she will mess up the original protagonist's hard work, has a realistic mentality, and although she often cries, there is an explanation later, which is a very reasonable move. In the comments of the first two chapters, people always say that the heroine is stupid and sweet. How can she be stupid and sweet because she loves to cry? Support Jinjiang women's freedom to cry! The male protagonist is still Dong's favorite paranoid type, as if he has cute aggression disorder, love is possessiveness!
Spreading flowers is great! (I obviously typed a lot of words, but JJ didn't let me post the rubbish. It's all gone, so I'm so heartbroken (?-ω?`))
Help! Write! Don't make me kneel down to beg you!
After scrolling through the big Weibo, I found that I was pigeonholed.
I want to watch the extra episode of Dog Lu Huai without Lin Wan
I want to read Lin Wang, hahahaha, he is a treasured author that I just discovered recently.
Write quickly!!!!!! I love you soft girl!!!!!! The male protagonist who looks soft is actually the school bully!
Finished punching in! Came from Xinwen!
I downloaded this book for Jinjiang. Now that I've seen it finished, I really like to check it out. Refill
! Ah! I want to be sweet all the time! Click claw claw claw!