The Stand-In Isn't Heartbroken

Lu Liang loves good food and leisure, hates work, and is easily swayed into joining the entertainment industry. Only after getting in does she realize it's not as easy as she'd imagined, and she immediately wants to quit. Unfortunately, the penalty for breaking her contract is exorbitant, so there's nothing she can do. By chance, she discovers that she bears a resemblance to the company president Ji Renxi's unforgettable first love. Lu Liang, who craves both Little Ji's money and her body, decides to take the initiative. To her surprise, Little Ji isn't exactly a good person either. They're two peas in a pod, and they hit it off, striking a deal. Lu Liang is quite satisfied with all she's gained. As for Ji Renxi, Lu Liang, so obedient and attentive, is like a beautiful flower that understands her heart, someone she's willing to keep around. She keeps her for five years, until Little Ji's first love returns. After calculating that what she earned over those five years is enough to see her through the rest of her life without working, Lu Liang immediately packs up and leaves. Looking at the empty golden house, Ji Renxi concludes, "She must be heartbroken. She left because she didn't want me to look down on her. I never knew she loved me so much." Lu Liang: Huh? You're reading way too much into this! Ji Renxi: "I can't be a heartless woman anymore. I have to win her back!" Lu Liang: Really, there's no need.jpg In a world where same-sex marriage is legal. Note: Both female leads have awful personalities, but their clashes and misunderstandings make them a little better. Still, if you meet people like them in real life, stay away. Don't take your chances. Theme: Admitting your mistakes and changing for the better is the greatest virtue