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Jiang Luoyue has been reborn.
In her previous life, she was the textbook definition of a social pariah. Her parents despised her for not being as obedient and talented as the fake heiress. Her sister mocked her publicly, saying she wasn’t even worth a finger compared to that impostor. The only person she trusted her manager pretended to love her while secretly entangled with the fake heiress, even giving away Jiang Luoyue’s inheritance.
Now, back before everything collapsed, Jiang Luoyue refuses to please anyone.
She rejects her manipulative manager’s advances with biting sarcasm:
“I’ve already forgotten you.”
She blocks her exploitative adoptive parents, cutting off their emotional leeching. She joins the nation’s first live-stream variety show, hoping to rise through sheer talent—but something feels off. Her script doesn’t seem to match her expectations.
Suddenly, everyone wants her.
- A reclusive genius singer clings to her, composing songs just for her.
- A fiery, arrogant starlet softens and submits.
- A famously strict director publicly asks for her schedule and invites her to star in his new film.
- A billionaire CEO spends millions to light up national billboards and fireworks for her birthday.
Just when Jiang Luoyue thinks she’s escaped her past, her once-dismissive sister invests in her drama and promotes her through the Jiang Corporation’s official channels. Her parents kick out their adopted daughter, begging Jiang Luoyue to return. Her manager breaks down at an awards ceremony, sobbing:
“It was my fault, Luoyue. Please come back to me.”
Jiang Luoyue stares at his tear-stained face, unmoved—and almost amused.
Mini Theater
When the hashtag #JiangLuoyueHeartthrob trends online, the world envies her luck. But the “lucky one” herself is busy dodging admirers:
“You’re great. But there are three others just as great.”
Her suitor falls silent. Jiang Luoyue breathes a sigh of relief until the woman replies:
“I get it. You just don’t want to hurt them. Once I take care of them, you’ll be mine alone.”
Jiang Luoyue: “…?”
Forget being a heartthrob, she really doesn’t want to be the romantic lead in a crime drama.
Core Message:
Failure and imperfection are not the end. Discovering, improving, and loving yourself matters far more than chasing external validation.
