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When She Quit Being a Love Fool, The Cannon Fodder Girl Got Spoiled
When She Quit Being a Love Fool, The Cannon Fodder Girl Got Spoiled Plot:
Su Xiao was the invisible cannon fodder in a sweet romance drama—for three years, she made love breakfast for her crush Lu Mingtao, saved up for his limited-edition sneakers, and even took a bucket of water meant for him from a rival, only to get a vague “you’re a nice girl” in return. Until she caught Lu Mingtao kissing the female lead—suddenly, she “woke up”: deleted the half-edited “are you there?” message, turned off the porridge pot she’d stayed up to make, and dived into her dream of being an illustrator. But when she stopped orbiting Lu, the cold and arrogant conglomerate heir Fu Jingshen suddenly “stuck” to her: he shielded her from pushy clients, brought her hot cocoa when she drew until midnight, and even when Lu came back begging for a second chance, he pulled her into his arms and said, “My girl doesn’t play second fiddle to anyone.” Staring at Fu’s sincere eyes, Su Xiao realized—when she let go of her love-sick self, she’d already become someone’s “treasure.”
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