As the least noticeable employee at her company, Xu Lu earns a meager salary every month, which has to cover both rent and her idol-chasing habit.
All she ever dreams about is getting rich, marrying the movie queen Shen Yanbing, and reaching the pinnacle of life.
Perhaps the heavens heard her cries. After a car accident, Xu Lu wakes up as the daughter of the richest family in H City.
Money, status, a mansion, a company: she has everything she could want and lacks nothing. More importantly, Xu Lu discovers that the movie queen Shen Yanbing is currently just an obscure rookie at her company!!!
Seeing everything she now has, Xu Lu can't help but shed tears of wealth!! Her life feels complete, and she wails inwardly, "Wifey, don't worry! I'll marry you right now, I mean, help you make your debut!!"
No fame? No problem, wifey. I've got resources to spare. Pick any prime-time variety show you want.
No scripts? No problem, wifey. Which top director in the country do you like? I'll go get them for you.
No fans? No problem, wifey. I can buy them. Other people pay 80 a day, I'll pay 100.
Someone's badmouthing me? No problem, wifey. I'll hire a troll army to tear them apart.
In short, there's nothing money can't do!
Shen Yanbing claims the title of movie queen once again. backstage at the awards ceremony, Xu Lu sees Shen Yanbing excitedly clasp the previous year's winner's hand and say, "I've liked you for a long time."
Xu Lu: ??? I've been working so hard all this time, only to help someone else get the girl???
Coming next: Thank Goodness I'm Loaded
A sharp-tongued little boss who says one thing and means another VS a popular internet celebrity with legs that won't quit (a sweet, captivating little seductress)
At seventeen, Shi Yue delivers a love letter on her brother's behalf. She falls for Lu Jiayi, the girl her brother plans to pursue, at first sight, and without hesitation sets out to steal her away. After finally winning her over, she discovers Lu Jiayi loves money even more.
Young love is always passionate, yet fleeting.
Five years after their breakup, Shi Yue is the most popular young boss in the entertainment industry. During an interview, a reporter asks about her first love. Shi Yue coldly replies with two words: "Not close."
Not long after the interview, security footage suddenly goes viral online. In it, two girls are kissing each other without restraint in an elevator. One is Shi Yue, and the other is the supposedly "not close" first love she mentioned.
The media: ?????
After spending two days sleeping in the study, Shi Yue hurriedly changes her story. "All right, she's my wife."
(A bit melodramatic!!! Sour and sweet, sweet, sweet, sweet, sweet.)
Theme: A soft gong is still a gong
How can I put it, because I had high expectations for the copywriting and bought it all, I regret it a bit, it's a bit bloody, the writing style is jerky, the content is bland, the plot is really shitty, the protagonist is still a bit out of touch with his IQ, but it's really not easy to write an article based on the purpose, and it's even more difficult to write such a long one. I like it and hope the author will work hard in the future!
I always feel it's not too sweet??
. . . . Ah, are the three views of the protagonist really okay? Do you move around more with QJ's father??? Do you want to have a good relationship? What kind of Madonna is this?
It's pretty good, but I'm still not satisfied with the ending. There is also the issue about his father being a QJF, especially QJ young n. In the end, Yan Bing chose to forgive him, accept him, (Xu Lu) and find a job for him, which made me very incomprehensible and disliked. Sometimes it doesn't have to be a happy ending. I'm just expressing my feelings. I hope it gets better and better in the future
Will there be any extras? I feel like I still have a lot to learn.
Ahhhhh, I love the author so much. I've been waiting for a long time.
Is it the sixth or seventh day of the lunar month? . .
There is a sense of deja vu as if you are seducing your daughter to raise your son.
The author writes very well, why isn't it popular?
Sister Yan Bing is 20 now, right?