I'm Just Her Shadow Writer

Shen Zhi is a "gunman" who is overwhelmed by life and specializes in ghostwriting for a well-known female writer "An Ning" whose talent has dried up. The stories she wrote have touched countless readers, but the honor and applause belong to the glamorous tranquility on stage. All Shen Zhi got was a meager royalties and her mother's high medical expenses. When An Ning won the country's highest literary award for her latest book manuscript written by Shen Zhi, and declared in her acceptance speech that "creation is a lonely practice," Shen Zhi, who was watching the live broadcast in a dilapidated rental house, received a critical illness notice from the hospital. After a car accident, Shen Zhi was reborn and returned to the moment three years ago, when she was discovered by An Ning's agent and signed a contract that was like a contract to sell herself. This time, she calmly broke the contract. She will use her "memory" in the next three years to write those hit books that should belong to An Ning in advance. But when she started writing, she discovered that the "routine" stories that had made her successful now seemed pale and feeble - because she had lost the painful foundation for writing them. The real story begins when she decides not to be anyone's shadow anymore. She began writing about her real dilemma: the struggle of a young girl trapped by money. This "failed" manuscript unexpectedly touched a critical senior editor. "There's something in your words, but it's masked by anger and grievance," he told her. She began to integrate her insights from two lifetimes into her creations, and the stories she wrote truly took on a soul. On the other side, the tranquility of losing her shadow quickly collapsed, and she began to investigate by any means possible to find out who "stole" her future behind her back.