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Slow buildup, skipping chapters not advised.
Dorky rich heiress Su CEO vs. icy, aloof female producer
Chasing-then-roasting / Second-chance romance
Su Xianxian transmigrated into a book—a rags-to-riches entertainment industry novel, starting from high school.
Too bad she’s just a cannon-fodder side character trashed in the first three chapters!
Despite her wealthy heiress status, she’s sneakily copying homework. Meanwhile, her同桌 (deskmate), the novel’s future villain Jiang Cuo, looks at her with disgust.
In the future, Jiang Cuo will be a poised, intimidating powerhouse producer—cool, aloof, and unapproachable.
Right now, she lives with her grandparents, struggles financially, and works part-time.
After a cold shudder, Su Xianxian cautiously pokes a toe out.
She has enough money for lifetimes—if she avoids being written off. Calculating the plot, the female lead won’t appear until college, so why not cling to Jiang Cuo’s thigh first?
Classmates whisper: “Does Su Xianxian have a crush on Jiang Cuo?”
Su Xianxian: “No, no, absolutely not.”
After graduation, to secure her carefree future, Su Xianxian reluctantly gets into a relationship with Jiang Cuo.
Daily mantra: “I’ll love you forever.”
But to outsiders, it’s a one-sided delusion.
In her third year of college, Jiang Cuo leaves for abroad without hesitation.
Su Xianxian puts on a sad face but internally cheers: “Bye, villain—this cannon fodder’s sailing free!”
Then her family goes bankrupt.
Her new target? The rising starlet, the novel’s female lead.
…
Before leaving, a friend asks Jiang Cuo: “Aren’t you afraid your little pet will move on?”
Jiang Cuo smirks, unconcerned: “Why worry? Su Xianxian bothered me for five years.”
Returning home, Jiang Cuo expects Su Xianxian to be the first at the airport.
Instead, she’s greeted by gossip headlines:
[Heiress Su Xianxian lavishes wealth on new starlet—has she forgotten ex Jiang Cuo?]
Jiang Cuo’s aura turns glacial, face darkening: “So much for ‘loving me forever.’”
Su Xianxian: “Money’s great. Jiang Cuo? Eh… not as great.”
【Note:】
① Crude writing, brainless dramatic fluff.
② Author is sensitive—personal attacks will bounce back.
③ High anti-piracy ratio.