Huang Junwei, the beloved Prince Charming, suddenly fell in love with the ordinary-looking girl Chen Xinyi, and then abandoned her. Chen Xinyi, who was completely injured, decided to go to Japan for plastic surgery and come back to take revenge on Huang Junwei.
Seven years later, Chen Xinyi, who had successfully undergone plastic surgery, transformed and appeared in Huang Junwei's life as a perfect woman. She was his new boss. She used her beauty and talent to lure Huang Junwei to become her subordinate step by step.
Just when Yuki Taniguchi's revenge plan was about to succeed, she fell into sudden love. He told her, "Love is an eternal problem. There is no standard, no right or wrong. There is no answer to a question, so why be so persistent."
And what is his true identity?
Feature 1 of this article: The characters in this article are all complex and contradictory. Prince Charming is actually selfish, the strong female boss also has fear and exhaustion, the famous plastic surgeon hates his profession, and the daughter Xiaojin is extremely humble when facing love - so this article does not have an absolutely strong heroine, sorry for readers who want to read the strong type~~
Feature 2 of this article: Although this article uses the revenge story of a beauty with plastic surgery as a gimmick, the main purpose of this article is to reveal that true beauty is not superficial appearance - I'm sorry for readers who want to learn how to have plastic surgery and how to use their beauty~~~
Feature 3 of this article: Since the author of this article is writing for the first time, his style is inevitably unstable. Sometimes he has a few lines, sometimes he has two Korean and Japanese dramas, sometimes he is relaxed and humorous, and sometimes he is serious. Sorry for the readers who want to read pure white text and pure abuse~~~~
Finally, welcome to pat bricks, just hope that your head will not be broken and the blood will be shed...
I strongly recommend my Simon's Republic of China novel "The Scales of the Left Atrium"
I highly recommend the Qing Dynasty article "Looking at the Empty City" by My Family Smoke
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