She Won't Run Away from the Villain Bai Yueguang

Shen Yimian is the actor's childhood sweetheart. She entered the entertainment industry for him, but her childhood sweetheart is no match for Tiansheng. In order to make his capital girlfriend happy, Zhuma denied the friendship he had grown up with, saying that she was just a neighbor with whom he was not very close. As a result, Shen Yimian was criticized and her reputation plummeted. Later, she was banned and was sent to Zhou Yinghuai's bed. From then on, she was locked by this man, and she could not escape his control even to death. After her death, Shen Yimian realized that the world she lived in was just a novel. She is the childhood sweetheart who was entangled with the male protagonist and tried to get involved in their relationship. She was also Bai Yueguang who was taken away by the villain and died young in the end. Zhou Yinghuai is the villain. After her death, Zhou Yinghuai blamed the male protagonist for her death and launched a series of crazy revenge. After rebirth, Shen Yimian could no longer escape. Since she is destined to die early and she can enjoy death, why should she let herself die in pain? Isn't it just about having a sweet love relationship with the boss? She can! Maybe the boss will get tired of it one day and let her go? But Shen Yimian waited for one year, two years, three years... Not only was Zhou Yinghuai not tired of it, but she became even more entangled. "Baby, did you secretly look at your sweetheart just now? Otherwise, I'd better kill him!" Shen Yimian:? Help, she just happened to adjust the TV channel and saw the commercial he filmed! Then the next day, the advertising agency terminated the contract with her sweetheart. One time, Shen Yimian took over the script and went to film elsewhere. As a result, a certain so-called villain boss came to find him that night. He held her waist and asked her with red eyes: "Shen Yimian, are you tired of playing with me?" Shen Yimian: "?" You say it again, who among us is playing with whom? Concept: Everyone is the protagonist