The CEO Spoiled by the Movie Emperor Like a Little Princess

Xi Yan had been raised from birth to inherit the Xi family business.

Whenever she appeared, she wore her signature French-style, classic waist-cinching gown. Her skin was as fair as milk, her waist slender enough to fit in one hand, and her presence was absolutely commanding.

But in private, when she let loose with her best friends, she went wild as a stray dog.

At twenty-two, Xi Yan finally took the CEO's chair.

While checking out a new drama her company was investing in and criticizing the characters,

she spotted a man who still shone among all the young actresses and actors.

Captivated by his refined, breathtaking aura,

she immediately had a naughty thought.

And then...

Xi Yan accidentally went too far in her career,

and the award-winning actor looked down at her.

His lovely voice carried an air of haughty indifference.

"This time, I'm the one who's going to take advantage of you."

Xi Yan: ...

What was she supposed to do about this role-reversal crisis? Sisters and brothers, come save me!!!

After that...

Xi Yan's closest friend had prepared her husband-hunting playbook and was about to rescue her from danger,

when she suddenly realized

that Xi Yan wasn't being toyed with by the actor at all.

He was clearly treating her like a little princess, with her dancing in his heart!

He'd made her look bad in no time at all!

The heroine's perspective: We love and hate each other, but it felt like we'd known each other forever.

The hero's perspective: The girl is a little mischievous.

[The heroine's name has been changed. The author suddenly realized that the surname Yun wasn't as imposing as Xi.]

P.S.

1. A silly comedy, and the heroine is especially silly.

2. Going too far only means it'll be hard to explain herself when she gets home, not that she'll go bankrupt.

3. The heroine isn't a player. Just as her name suggests, she's a beauty enthusiast who loves beautiful things.

Theme: If you like her, treat her very, very, very, very well