Melodramatic Short Drama? Scandalous Rich-Family Gossip!

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Yun Jiyue transmigrates into a book and becomes the owner of a short-drama production company buried in debt, in an entertainment-industry wish-fulfillment novel.

To pay off her debts, Yun Jiyue returns to her old line of work, writing and directing, and enthusiastically creates several melodramatic scripts:

"Secrets of the Rich! The White Moonlight Returns in Glory, and the Buddhist CEO of the Capital's Inner Circle Becomes the Other Man for Love!"

"Multiple Births! The Fake Heiress Has the Script in Hand and Marries a Billionaire to Turn the Tables!"

"The Substitute Bride! After 99 Acts of Passion, Her Enemy Becomes Her Child's Father!"

When viewers first see the titles: Another Buddhist CEO from the capital's inner circle and another white moonlight? Please, these tropes are completely worn out. Can't today's short dramas come up with anything new?

After watching the first few episodes, viewers: The Buddhist CEO's white moonlight is his sister-in-law? The brothers are falling out over love? That's kind of interesting... Wait, why is the Buddhist CEO calling for his big brother when he's drunk? Why is his sister-in-law flirting with his father? He loves him, he loves her, and she loves him! So melodramatic! So thrilling! Give us more!

At first, everyone watches for the bizarre thrills. But as they keep watching, viewers suddenly realize: Doesn't this plot sound an awful lot like the scandalous six-way love affair involving the wealthy Zhang family of City A that broke a few days ago?

And that melodrama combining rebirth, fake and real heiresses, a strong female lead, pseudo-incest, domineering CEOs, stand-ins, and forced love... Doesn't it seem to be based on the beloved power couple from the wealthy Song family in neighboring City B?

There's even a substitute bride sharing her side of the story, recounting her sweet love story of a contractual marriage with her brother-in-law: she runs, he pursues, and she has nowhere to escape.

Yun Jiyue: ?

So these ridiculous things are actually real? That's absurd!

#She's Serious About Making Melodrama#

#The Plot Is Entirely Fictional. Any Resemblance Is Purely Coincidental.#

[Before You Read]

1. Supporting characters will be involved in all kinds of melodramatic pairings: men with men, women with women, men and women, and women with men. Same-sex pairings make up a very small portion and won't be depicted explicitly.

2. There's no such thing as too melodramatic, only more melodramatic.

3. The heroine focuses on her career (making melodramatic dramas). The romance is limited, and the main couple is one-on-one.

4. Chapters with a synopsis in "" contain more script or play-within-a-play content.

Theme: Only sincere feelings can withstand the test of time and weather any storm.