Tang Yi, a top-tier star among Haicheng's socialites and the Tang family's daughter, has cultivated only two hobbies over the past twenty-four years:
Cooking and baking, and... reading melodramatic romance novels.
I'm not bragging, but I can read thirty-six romance novels in two months.
Then one day, I woke up and realized I seemed to be a disposable character in a bestselling romance novel.
Just how disposable?
I fend off most of the romantic rivals for the male lead, serve as the catalyst for the leads to meet, and act as a stepping stone for the villain to build his power...
I'm carted off wherever I'm needed. Surely I'm the year's top utility character, wouldn't you agree?
Hmph.
After reading my ending in the book, Tang Yi laughed in anger.
After spending twenty-four years as a rich young lady, I'm supposed to end up a million yuan in debt and hauling bricks at a construction site?
Not a chance!
That villain named Fu Chou, right?
We've got all the time in the world.
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Tang Yi is the kind of person
She has a sweet heart, but always wraps it in thick layers of sugar.
But who could have guessed that the one who eventually peeled away the wrapping...
would be Fu Chou?
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[Reader's Guide]
1. I don't know how to write romance, but I've always dreamed of writing it. My writing skills are limited.
2. Please feel free to correct any errors in the professional details.
3. The narration switches repeatedly between first and third person. Unless otherwise specified, first-person narration is from the female lead's perspective.
4. The leads are not perfect characters.
5. The story is not told in chronological order. Please bear with it if it's difficult to read.
Theme: Be the sun, not just a mirror.
