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To become part of her family, the real heiress Su Zhu tried her best for three years.
She donated blood to her brother with leukemia, memorized everyone's likes and dislikes, and learned to do everything they enjoyed.
In the end, they still thought she was less filial and clever than the fake heiress they'd raised from childhood, and said she was too uncouth to show her face in public.
Later, she died.
Only then did they learn that the cup of tea waiting for them after work, the coffee that appeared at their side when they were tired, and the perfect gifts they received for the holidays,
all the things that had moved them and made them think the fake heiress was filial, making them dote on her all the more, had been done by Su Zhu.
She died, and only then did they realize what they'd lost. They were consumed with regret, but there was no way to make it up to her.
Su Zhu was a professional at playing supporting female characters. In her previous life, she played a kind, timid real heiress who desperately wanted her family's approval. Even though her biological parents favored the fake heiress so much they might as well have tucked her under their arms, Su Zhu still had to spend every day ingratiating herself with them.
At last, she completed her mission and no longer had to follow those ridiculous plotlines. Su Zhu felt as if the sky had turned blue.
She hadn't made it to a retirement world, though. Instead, she arrived in this world three years later, as an obscure, universally hated actress from the bottom of the industry.
But she wasn't worried.
Su Zhu drew on the eighteen skills she'd learned while transmigrating through dozens of minor worlds. She crushed a crowd of professional singers on a singing show, made a crowd of kids drool on a food variety show, and won major film and television awards for her acting...
With her cheat-like abilities, Su Zhu thrived in the entertainment industry.
Her wealthy parents and top-tier star brother from her previous life had been quietly following her for a long time. Once they finally confirmed who she was, they all came looking for her, weeping and begging her to become the Su family's one and only heiress and give them a chance to make amends.
Su Zhu looked coldly at them and refused to acknowledge them.
That's it? It was so bad, I regretted ordering it all
I. . . That's it? This is bad, right?!
That's it? That's it for full booking? There is no emotional line, nor does the heroine struggle for her career. The whole process is just fighting with another woman, just to slap her face and grab her luck. In the end, there is no mention of her luck. The singing and writing didn't feel very good, the cooking skills were briefly mentioned, and the acting skills were not mentioned at all. I pushed for that script, but I wanted to act but didn't dare to meet the CEO for fear of being recognized. I was really speechless, why not just stop? The heroine was framed for having a vicious female supporting role, and she even didn't mention the consequences. It was inexplicably cut off.
I'm quite speechless... I didn't see any emotional lines, and there wasn't a lot of abuse, it was basically just the two girls fighting each other, and the heroine's image is also weird, she looks like a vicious female supporting character.
I thought that the author's other work was unfinished by chance, but it turned out to be a habitual unfinished one?
This heroine is too much, right?
This heroine is too much, right?
Is that it? It's over? I thought there would be some emotional line, or some grudges. This is the result.
Just like this? Just like this! Just like this!!
The first time I chased a book, it ended badly.