Coming soon: “After Breaking Character, I Became a Hit in the Entertainment Industry.” Please add it to your collection!
Su Tong transmigrates into a fictional period novel as a young widow with a house and money.
But when she arrives, her in-laws have already thrown her out,
and her family is pressuring her to remarry an abusive old bachelor so they can pocket the bride price.
The only relative who treats her well is her cousin, the female lead, who was reborn and arranged a bride swap that left Su Tong widowed.
She’s even scheming to inherit Su Tong’s estate once she gets beaten to death.
Ha! Who do you think you are? She’s not the pitiful weakling from the original story.
Her sweet, clever stepson? She’s taking him back!
A brand-new house with blue bricks and a tiled roof? She’s keeping it for herself!
Stacks of cash? Wouldn’t it be lovely to spend it on meat?
Why should those ungrateful leeches get anything?
After that, she farms, raises pigs, opens shops, builds factories, studies, and gets into college.
Just when she’s living the good life with a house, money, and a son,
her supposedly long-dead husband
returns alive, with even more assets...
Note: The son is not the male lead’s biological child. The male lead is very chaste.
He appears late, so you can treat the early chapters as having no romance, but there really is a male lead.
Coming soon: “After Breaking Character, I Became a Hit in the Entertainment Industry.” Please add it to your collection!
Ye Xin is the most beautiful star in the entertainment industry.
Every frown and smile can set hearts racing, yet everyone agrees she’s just a pretty face.
Then she meets a sweet young guy who claims to be her fan.
He’s aloof as a flower on a mountaintop with everyone else,
but with her, his peach-blossom eyes sparkle and brim with affection.
It’s not enough that his stunning looks make her heart skip a beat,
he also says things like, “I’ve always been following in your footsteps, Sis,” to win her over.
Ye Xin is so pleased that she personally mentors him when she appears as a judge on a show.
The whole internet mocks her for using a big shot’s connections to support her young boyfriend, telling her not to crack up,
until she appears onstage as a guest singer and stuns everyone with her voice.
The whole internet: What the hell?! She’s lip-syncing, right? She has to be lip-syncing!
The show and the audience: Sorry to disappoint you, but it’s real.
Then Ye Huanhuan acts in films, appears on variety shows, lands endorsements... Her pretty-face image falls apart in an instant. Not only does she become a hit herself, she also spoils her young boyfriend into a top-tier star with all her resources.
But then her awful company starts causing trouble, and Ye Xin falls from grace overnight.
Thinking she can’t afford to keep her young boyfriend anymore, she tells him to leave.
But he pins her against the wall, his gaze obsessive yet sincere. “Then let me take care of you!”
A few days later, the company collapses. Everyone online speculates that Ye Xin has married into a wealthy family.
Ye Xin scoffs. “Hah, rich families are full of useless layabouts. I don’t want any part of that.”
But the young guy hands her a black card. “...Awkwardly enough, I’m one of those useless layabouts you mentioned.”
Theme: Stand on your own two feet and never stop striving
Keep Away from Me, You Funeral Pyre
Sugar Overload
After Sharing Senses with the Top Student, I Reached the Peak of Life
You Still Ended Up in My Hands
Love Is Not in the Supporting Actress's Dictionary [Book Transmigration]
Saving the World at Forty
I Became a Millionaire Overnight After Transmigrating into a Book
I Conquered the Entertainment Industry with Food
[Venom] The Highest Form of Narcissism
Breaking the Book Transmigration Side Character's Golden Finger
A Trope
A Close Encounter with the Unscientific
Hurry up and find a chance to learn how to read, and then put all your changes on learning, and blame everything on your dead husband. Who is a fool to bully? He didn't even enter the bridal chamber, and we only got together for a few days. How did he teach you so much?
After seeing this, I still can't stand it. The heroine, a person with nothing to rely on, is so (objectively) showing off her wealth among a group of extremely vicious (Pei Su) people who don't even have enough to eat. I'm convinced.
Give it up, the heroine's ubiquitous sense of superiority is so annoying
I don't understand. If you go out to attract customers and give you cloth, it's just a labor fee, and it's divided equally.
Too much of the best. I can't stand it, it seems like all the best ones have no brains. Give up, I can't stand it anymore
Congratulations on two thousand. Is the rent of fifty too expensive? Emmmmm... Although it is set in a rural area, I think the author's setting seems to be just after the reform and opening up, and I feel there is some discrepancy. Of course, it may be that I didn't look carefully enough.
I really like this son, so cute
The male protagonist was exposed directly, and the old couple who just got married went straight to jail.
Is this family stupid? They charge fifty yuan a month for rent, which is 600 yuan a year. They married off the heroine just for 100 yuan. They will get the money back after living here for two months.
Spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers.