[Main story complete]
[Next up: My Mother Is a Dim-Witted Female Side Character. Originally titled Back to Age Five to Be Everyone's Darling. Starting in December. Add it to your collection from my author page~]
Before Nan Jing and Shi Niannian got married, Nan Jing brought out an agreement.
Nan Jing: "As long as there isn't a single piece of negative news about you before we divorce, all the assets listed in this agreement will be yours."
Shi Niannian: "Are you so sure we'll get divorced?"
Nan Jing sneered. "I don't like actresses."
Shi Niannian glanced at the extensive list of movable and immovable assets, then signed without hesitation.
And so Shi Niannian, who debuted with a face said to be "the most beautiful in five thousand years," became an aloof Best Actress with no dating scandals, a mysterious private life, and a reputation built solely on her work.
Later, Nan Jing finally divorced Shi Niannian.
One day, Nan Jing saw his ex-wife on a dating reality show.
Shi Niannian spoke frankly about what she wanted in a partner: "I don't have any specific requirements for a boyfriend. I just have to like him. It doesn't matter if he's rich or not, since I got a huge settlement from my ex-husband."
Nan Jing: ...
Shi Niannian was perfectly at ease on the dating show, and it looked like sparks were about to fly between her and a young heartthrob. Then the production team suddenly brought in an ordinary guest.
He was no ordinary guest: Nan Jing, CEO of the Nan Group, a giant in the luxury goods industry.
Shi Niannian: "Didn't President Nan hate actors? Why have you come to play one yourself?"
Nan Jing: "This isn't acting. It's documenting our everyday life as a married couple."
Shi Niannian: "...We're divorced, thanks."
Next up: I'll Spend a Fortune Spoiling a Noble Young Master
Yao Yao is the daughter of B City's richest man. Wherever she goes, she's surrounded by admirers and the center of attention.
She thinks she's a trendsetter and a fashion maven.
That is, until she meets Fu Cheng.
Fu Cheng criticizes her from head to toe, complaining that her fashion sense is tacky and ugly.
Yao Yao looks at Fu Cheng in his faded striped shirt and feels nothing but sympathy.
He's so poor he can't afford clothes, so of course he hasn't developed an eye for fashion. She understands.
But he's so handsome that Yao Yao falls for him at first sight. Instead of getting angry, she starts showering him with money.
Then she misses a sold-out show by her favorite designer and is feeling dejected, when Fu Cheng takes her to the venue and puts on a show just for her.
Fu Cheng: "The venue belongs to my family, and the designer you like works for my older brother's company."
Yao Yao looks around the estate, which is practically a castle, and her composure crumbles.
The man she thought was poor turns out to be much richer than she is?
This is awkward. Is it too late to pretend I don't know him?
Theme: I am the master of my own life.
Help? The heroine in the finale takes the blame
Hahahahahahahahaha Nan is so difficult
Looking forward to Tiantian's follow-up
I want to see the follow-up, if you have children
It's not easy to finally succeed.
Not enough, keep adding more updates, are there any buns?
!!!!! It's not easy, Mr. Nan, congratulations
Things haven't been clarified yet
In the finale, the heroine instantly transforms into a virgin, and in the future she will marry the hero and give birth to a son named Jesus. It is simply wonderful. Poor the heroine's biological mother, an ordinary housewife who was repeatedly slandered because her daughter was accused of being a murderer. The heroine is said to be filial, but I don't think she is filial at all. When I saw my mother being attacked by my own scum, I didn't even think about clarifying herself so that my mother could speak upright. Is it for the sake of an early ending that everyone's characters are destroyed to serve the ending? The protagonist's mother has such a temper that she can tolerate her daughter-in-law being accused of being a murderer without clarifying her words and fighting back. How wonderful! Fortunately, I was scratching my head every day and waiting for updates, and finally the ending was like this, as if someone had stuffed a moldy cake in my mouth and couldn't spit it out.
I thought this matter would be resolved in the finale, but now I was wrong, so I want to say everything I wanted to complain about before. What does it mean for the heroine to go abroad at this time? It means that the heroine has a guilty conscience, so she wants to go abroad to escape. When the heroine gets dizzy, does the hero also get dizzy? I don't know what the consequences of this will be, but I still support it. Did his brain and the heroine's brain join hands and run away from home? Is it just fun to get this reputation? The male protagonist is really helping. How could he not be able to do anything with such a large network of contacts? The heroine is a virgin and doesn't care about anything. What about the clear love-hate character in the early stage? Throw it away? I even suspected that the author wrote it casually to make up the word count, and it was so frustrating to read the ending.