Jiang Qingtuan transmigrated into a book.
After sixteen years of amnesia, she suddenly awakened.
Only then did she learn she had become a disposable cannon-fodder character in a feel-good novel about lovers reuniting after a breakup.
She was supposed to have a terrible family background, one that made her sensitive, timid, and insecure.
She was supposed to have a childhood sweetheart who served as the second male lead, to be drawn to the male lead’s excellence and fall for him in secret, then reasonably hide in the shadows, watching the leads cherish and dote on each other while she spied on the female lead with envy and jealousy.
She was supposed to be bullied and ignored so the protagonists could rescue her.
Only then would her heart gradually become twisted, leading her to repay kindness with treachery.
In the end, as a loser and a laughingstock, she would become nothing but a speck of dust in the dazzling lives of the protagonists, with all their love and hate entanglements.
Jiang Qingtuan, who in her previous life had been just one step away from becoming the richest person in the country: I’m busy. Don’t @ me. Don’t make me tear this book to shreds.
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Years later.
Jiang’s honest, straightforward parents had become famous entrepreneurs and were being interviewed.
“Have you considered who will inherit the family business?”
“As I understand it, Mr. Jiang and Ms. Lin have only one daughter. I imagine you must have very high expectations for her. Could you share your secrets for raising a child?”
The couple exchanged a look and fell silent.
How could they explain that all their success was thanks to their daughter’s promises back then?
And how could they explain that every year, when their daughter held her annual meeting, industry giants from all over the world gathered there and lined up to report to her?
The imposing Mr. Jiang cautiously asked, “Perhaps I should call my daughter over so you can interview her about her experience raising her parents?”
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One rainy night, Jiang Qingtuan came across a “stray dog” in a shadowy alley. It couldn’t bark.
On a rare whim, she decided to see what he might grow into.
Years later, he had become the sharpest blade in Jiang Qingtuan’s hands. Countless people cursed him for his viciousness and unscrupulous methods, yet they still had to wag their tails before him, begging for mercy and flattering him with forced smiles.
And at night, someone like him was kicked away.
“A puppy that bites its owner gets thrown out.”
He knelt beside the bed, his sharp brows and eyes lowered beneath his black hair. He looked strangely aggrieved.
Theme: Everyone is the protagonist of their own life.
I have to say that the heroine's parents are really useless in words (Bao Zi's character). If the co-author doesn't scold your daughter like this without any rebuttal.
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