After Passing Through the Book, the Overbearing President and I Became Each Other's White Moonlight

Lin Wanxing entered the novel "The President's Substitute Bride", a novel about a tyrant who was complained about, and became a vicious female supporting character who is crazy about love. On their wedding night, the male protagonist Gu Yanshen crushed her wrist and said coldly, "You are not even worthy of the dust at her feet." But she shook off his hand, took out her mobile phone and broadcast live: "Family! The Gu Group performs stand-in literature on the wedding night, reward rockets for the follow-up!" The barrage exploded, and the boss seized the opportunity with a black face. She blinked and chuckled: "Don't worry, I will only broadcast what should be broadcast - for example, your lines look like a pirated book." In order to counterattack, she used "Sun Tzu's Art of War" to break the business situation, and used golden sentences from "The Analects of Confucius" to conduct live broadcasts. She went from being a hacker on the entire network to becoming a cultural leader. When Gu Yanshen chased his wife at the crematorium, she handed over the divorce agreement: "President, your white moonlight is in the book, and my journey is the stars and the sea." A reversal of fate came quietly - Gu Yanshen had been secretly in love with her for ten years in real life, but his salvation after traveling through the book was actually him. When the two broke free from the shackles of the pages and returned to reality, they jointly created "Xingyan Culture". In the face of capital encirclement and suppression, she resorted to "soldiers and conspirators" to defeat the enemy; in the face of old enemies, she used the prescriptions of the "Huangdi Neijing" to resolve her obsessions. Ten years later, when she received the literary award, she gave a speech: "Thank you for that bad book, which allowed me to find the real light." Gu Yanshen took the stage with her twins, and her daughter shouted: "Mom is daddy's ultimate white moonlight!" In the display case, a pen with the words "Going in both directions is the best" shone brightly.