[Would you rather have three million dollars or three hundred close friends?]
[Three hundred close friends who can empathize with me, please.]
Yun Yue transmigrated into the body of a person in a vegetative state. The original owner was also a nobody in the entertainment industry, a gold-digging, vain fake heiress whom even dogs would bark at twice when she walked down the street.
They say the original owner had pursued at least eight hundred people in the industry, if not a thousand. She was a proper queen of the seas, and not even a successful one at keeping her fish.
Yun Yue: I really can't thank you enough.
The guest list for the dating show Who's Falling in Love? came out, setting off a huge stir online. Yun Yue, the female guest saddled with the labels of queen of the seas and fake heiress, trended with the hashtag: Yun Yue Pursues Four Men on a Dating Show.
Yun Yue looked at the male guests the original owner had pursued, including her boss, and fell into deep thought.
When the show began, haters watched the screen, waiting to laugh at Yun Yue. But as they watched, weren't they the ones making fools of themselves?
Why wasn't Yun Yue manufacturing couples, chasing men, chasing clout, or trying to stand out? Why could she barely be bothered to move, and only wanted to sleep?
Haters: Why isn't she anything like we imagined?
Yun Yue: Even dogs don't date. What's better than sleeping? (Ah, no, I absolutely refuse to admit this is a side effect of my empathy... or my pretentiousness.)
But during the sports event, when the losing couple had to carry each other in a bridal carry, Yun Yue glanced at her temporary partner, a man the original owner had pursued. Her gaze darkened. She immediately empathized with an athletic champion and started carrying the man as she sprinted around the field.
Yun Yue: "If we lose this competition, I'll beat you to death."
Male guest the original owner had pursued relentlessly: Why isn't she anything like I imagined? Wasn't she crazy about me?
Fans: You call that refusing to leave him alone?
Later, when Yun Yue, now a movie queen, was being interviewed, a reporter asked her, "Miss Yun, I heard the male guests on that dating show once fought so fiercely over you that they were badly injured. Is that true?"
Yun Yue: "Uh..."
*
Yun Yue worked tirelessly to make money and support her family, striving to improve the Yun family's standard of living. On the dating show, she even tried to find a wife for her older brother, who was still single at an advanced age.
She thought that as long as she was around, life for the Yun family would get better day by day. They would move into a bigger house, and her adopted older brother would find a wife.
So she worked hard, digging for opportunities in the entertainment industry...
Until she saw her adopted older brother at some conglomerate that controlled half the entertainment industry, with a large group of people following respectfully behind him.
Yun Yue: So I'm the only one who got hurt in this world.
*
Pei Xian had lost both his parents as a child and was raised by the Yun family until he was eighteen.
When he was twenty-eight, the Yun family's daughter was replaced by someone else, a person he disliked very much.
Worse still, she had openly called him a pervert on a show and even tried to find him a wife.
Pei Xian: Yun Yue, you're finished.
Tips:
* Lots of on-screen comments ahead!
* A super-sleepy heroine × a possessive, fiercely protective hero. Six-year age gap, happy ending. The hero is a background character early on. The heroine has a Mary Sue personality: everyone loves her, flowers bloom wherever she goes, and cars come to a stop for her.
* The author doesn't follow celebrities. The names were chosen at random, so please don't associate them with real people. This is entirely fictional!
* Reading should be fun. If you're not enjoying it, just close the page!
Theme: Be self-reliant and keep striving.
Hey, I suddenly feel that this kind of repentance is meaningless. I might as well just take 3 million.
Isn't the male protagonist the president of a super large company? Because he is an artist under his agency, he doesn't object to scandals because he expects his female counterpart to make money? He uses a lot of adjectives about how smart and powerful he is, and his mental age is that of a primary school student? Using scandals with other women to stimulate the heroine is stupid and dirty.
Why does the heroine keep chattering like a child? She looks silly. The male protagonist is very unpleasant until now
I hate seeing this kind of company threatening artists. I feel that working as a laborer will never be free. The way the supporting actor named An feels so superior is so annoying.
It looks good now, the writing is smooth, the logic is online, and the plot is reasonable. Good looking It's just that sometimes the characters speak a little too young.
This episode is very special. It's rare to see a plot like this.
It's so good to watch and I'm fascinated by it. The contrast between the male protagonist and the male protagonist is great. The sadistic part is not difficult to accept, and it's even a little sweet.
I skipped watching it. How should I put it? I don't like the male protagonist anyway. He looked at me and made me feel angry. I didn't feel so aggrieved when I was with several other male protagonists.
I hope the heroine doesn't choose any of them in the end. This chapter made me so sad. I hope she becomes stronger and doesn't choose any of them.
If Ou Cheng is the male protagonist, the love line may start with the original protagonist noticing the female protagonist and finally being attracted to the female protagonist herself. But if the original master is still there, will the situation be different when meeting Ou Cheng?