The Big Shots Are in a Frenzied Rat Race in the Body Double Business

Chu Wangying died twice.

In the first world, she only found out at the very end that she was nothing more than a stand-in character in a book. The powerful figures had doted on her just to pave the way to a bright future for their white moonlight, ruthlessly trampling and crushing her trust and affection.

In the second world, just before she could bring a hell-difficulty apocalypse to a happy ending, the three tycoons she had carefully nurtured to the top each went wrong: one turned dark, one became a zombie, and one became a villain. In the end, she had no choice but to give her life for her cause.

Then Chu Wangying came back to life.

What she didn't know was that the chosen ones who stood at the pinnacle of power in those two worlds had gone mad over her death.

Consumed by regret, guilt, and pain, they descended into madness. They would do whatever it took to find her and return to her side...

Later, they did return to Chu Wangying's side.

As stand-ins.

On the stand-in contract, Chu Wangying wrote, "He's handy."

So the ruthless CEO with a criminal streak turned down contracts worth billions and awkwardly followed the instructions to put together a swing set for her in the garden.

Chu Wangying wrote, "He makes delicious cake."

So the dazzling top-tier star tied up his long hair and willingly holed up in the kitchen to cook for her.

Chu Wangying wrote, "He's sincere with people."

So the violent, pampered young master lowered his proud head and uttered the first apology of his life.

"He's... he's..."

The refined scoundrel of a nobleman voluntarily handed over control and learned to wait in silence.

The brilliant, antisocial, sickly beauty gave an international speech on ten ways to capture dangerous criminals and a hundred measures to protect women.

The iron-blooded human weapon learned the seven emotions and six desires, stepped out of the darkness into the sunlight, and showed her his gentlest side.

Every tycoon thought he was the only stand-in, until the day they happily went to renew their contracts...

Before the person they held dearest were six identical contracts. She was on the phone, complaining to some little minx who had appeared out of nowhere that she'd had too little free time lately.

Reader's Guide:

1. The male lead is undecided. No split personalities or multiple versions of the same person. The ending is 1v1, and all are virgins.

2. Warning: Mary Sue, everyone-falls-for-her story.

3. There are two worlds with a crematorium chase.

Theme: As long as you're alive, anything is possible