After Becoming the Rich Supporting Actress in a CEO Novel

[The story is complete. Visit the author's profile for two free bonus chapters.] As the haughty heiress in a story about a cold CEO falling in love with a kind-hearted heroine, Ren Shiran's assigned supporting-villain script goes like this: Take credit for saving the male lead's life, though it was the heroine who saved him; use her family's influence and the debt he owes her to become his fiancée; slip something into his wine; humiliate the kind-hearted heroine and send her away... and so on. As the villainess, Ren Shiran is determined to live by the guiding principle of being "stupid and wicked, with nothing but good looks." Of course, slipping something into his drink backfires completely and does someone else a favor: the heroine, not Ren Shiran, ends up in the male lead's room. After Ren Shiran humiliates and drives the heroine away, the heartbroken heroine goes to a fishing village to clear her head. But the male lead falls into the sea while boating and loses his memory, only to be rescued by the heroine a second time. By a twist of fate, their relationship heats up at lightning speed in the village. And when the kind-hearted heroine finally exposes Ren Shiran's stolen credit, the male lead furiously calls off the engagement. The repulsive, stupid, and wicked heiress is driven out in disgrace, becoming the biggest laughingstock among the wealthy. Ren Shiran did get the villainess's script, but... on the day Cheng Wenshu fell into the sea, she was pregnant. A diligent young heiress who follows the plot to the letter, acting haughty whenever people call her haughty × the supposedly cold CEO who follows his wife around, dismantling the script 1. Couple: the original male lead 2. She really did steal the credit 3. I know it's very melodramatic 4. The heroine is a native of the book's world, not someone who transmigrated into it 5. A romance with no grand overarching plot, set in a partially fictionalized world with some author-created details. Neither lead is perfect, and both have strengths and flaws. The characters' values do not represent the author's. 6. Updates before 11 p.m. each night. If there's no update, the author will say so in the blurb. Other times are for editing; the author likes to revise. 7. Anti-piracy measures are in place. Original blurb: February 6, 2020. Revised blurb: April 2, 2021 Up next: The Entertainment Industry Couple I Broke Up and The Moonlight of the Villainess's Rebirth. Feel free to check them out if you're interested. Blurbs below: The Entertainment Industry Couple I Broke Up: A beautiful, rich young heiress is a fan of the hottest, most powerful male actor in show business and the gorgeous actress he's worked with. Then she ends up breaking up her own favorite celebrity couple in this entertainment-industry romance. Note: The heroine isn't the kind of fan who genuinely cries over her favorite couple. Everyone ships them, and as a fan of the male star, she thinks the female star is pretty great too. If they really got together, she'd be happy for them. She's only a casual shipper. 1. The male lead is four or five years older than the female lead; the exact age gap hasn't been decided yet. 2. He pursues her. 3. The male lead's couple isn't a publicity stunt. The whole country ships them because they're both beautiful. Even if they deny it and have no dating rumors, their fans still happily ship them, convinced they're the most beautiful couple in show business. 4. The heroine is even more beautiful. The Moonlight of the Villainess's Rebirth: As a society heiress, Zhou Xiyi spends most of her time showing off her beauty, constantly radiating her charm to everyone around her. Then one day, she can no longer refuse her mother's demands and goes on a blind date with the famously elegant and aloof man. He's more polite and reserved than she'd expected, and undeniably handsome. After their meal, she maintains her graceful, generous demeanor, and they both leave with a good impression of each other. But just as they're both satisfied and quietly considering giving a relationship a try, the man who had been chatting so amiably with her a moment earlier suddenly has his tie grabbed by a woman. As Zhou Xiyi looks at the man and woman before her, she realizes with a shock that she is living in the world of a novel about a villainess being reborn and turning her life around. And the couple in front of her are the story's male and female leads. Zhou Xiyi took a breath and gripped her knife and fork. "Bastard." - Villainess version: Only after Rong Yu was reborn did she understand that in her previous life, she'd loved the wrong man, a scumbag, and had let down the man who had silently supported her all along. In her previous life, Meng Shiyuan had helped her in secret time and again. This lofty, untouchable man had even been left with a lifelong disability while saving her at the last moment. Though she still died in the end, she finally saw how good he had been to her. Reborn, she would never let him down again, no matter what. When she sees him again, he's being forced to go on a blind date with the scumbag's moonlight. Rong Yu smiles and walks over, deliberately grabbing his tie in front of the woman and calling him gently, "Shiyuan." Meng Shiyuan furrows his handsome brows. Rong Yu watches him struggle to hide his feelings behind a show of reserve, and smiles sweetly. No need to hide it. I already know you love me. A heroine at the top of the food chain × a male lead at the top of the food chain The villainous moonlight who was supposed to be beaten by the villainess's comeback × the male lead of a comeback story 1. The villainess is an actress, so the story touches on the entertainment industry. 2. The male lead only lost the use of his legs in his previous life because he was unlucky. 3. Both leads are romantically inexperienced. Theme: Believe in this world, and believe in him.