A whale spirit who lost her clan's luminous pearl transmigrates into the body of a cannon-fodder supporting actress with the same name, doomed to a tragic fate in an entertainment-industry power fantasy.
To save her own life, Jing Xiaoxiao flees in the middle of the night.
Instead, she accidentally finds herself in the entertainment industry.
On a fishing variety show, she catches and sells fish with ease, winning the competition.
On an antiques appraisal show, Jing Xiaoxiao appraises countless treasures and successfully makes everyone eat their words.
While she's busy earning fish food, a marriage alliance with a wealthy family suddenly lands on her doorstep.
Jing Xiaoxiao really doesn't want to fall for a cold, domineering CEO.
Who knew dating the CEO would be so sweet?
When she wants fish, he buys her an entire fish farm.
When she wants a luminous pearl, he buys every pearl in the world.
Jing Xiaoxiao is at her wits' end...
Then one night, the man stands with his back to her by the window.
Beneath the deep night sky, a strange light shines between his shoulder blades.
Jing Xiaoxiao covers her face in shock: So the luminous pearl is inside him.
I like the setting of the female protagonist, but correspondingly, I don't know how the author thinks about his character and common sense. He can use a mobile phone, and has native memory and memory in the book, so he should also understand some basic common sense. Finally, there is the setting of the male protagonist. We don't know what year the author started writing? But I want to be honest. It's so embarrassing to pick out the three-bedroom and one-living room. If I like the ancient setting of a domineering president and an idiot mermaid, I can watch it. But on the contrary, you should not watch it.
The heroine is a whale spirit, a beautiful foodie, and is accompanied by a dog-headed military advisor and a hermit crab. She travels through books to find the night pearl. Okay, no spoilers later.
I like the setting of the female protagonist, but correspondingly, I don't know how the author thinks about his character and common sense. He can use a mobile phone, and has native memory and memory in the book, so he should also understand some basic common sense. Finally, there is the setting of the male protagonist. We don't know what year the author started writing? But I want to be honest. It's so embarrassing to pick out the three-bedroom and one-living room. If I like the ancient setting of a domineering president and an idiot mermaid, I can watch it. But on the contrary, you should not watch it.
The heroine is a whale spirit, a beautiful foodie, and is accompanied by a dog-headed military advisor and a hermit crab. She travels through books to find the night pearl. Okay, no spoilers later.