Chapter 113 Zhao Ailing's True Identity

Jiang Jianni rubbed her eyes, then rubbed them again, and unconsciously uttered Zhao Ailing's new name: "Yang Anni?"

"Zhao Ailing is actually Yang Anni?"

The villains in a novel can be related to family, career, or love.

Jiang Jianni is Fang Shuying's enemy in terms of family, while Yang Anni is her enemy in terms of love.

However, it's the later part, not the earlier part.

In the novel, Fang Shuying experiences the seven-year itch after being married to the male protagonist for many years.

The once loving couple had a falling out, and in a fit of anger, the husband found a female celebrity named Yang Anni to be his mistress.

Yang Anni is just a supporting character, and a vicious female supporting character who steals the man from the female lead.

The novel does not provide a detailed account of Yang Anni's background.

It's said that Yang Anni was a notorious socialite who moved among various big bosses in order to marry into a wealthy family.

However, some say that Yang Anni's first official role was a maid who betrayed the female lead in a martial arts drama.

The TV series is called "The Greatest Swordsman in the World".

The TV series Zhao Ailing was going to act in was also called "The Greatest Swordsman in the World," and her role was the female lead's maid.

According to the novel, after Yang Anni acted in this drama, she met some investors and wanted to marry these rich men and become their wives.

certainly.

According to the typical novel trope, women who compete with the female lead for a man never have a good ending.

In the novel, Yang Anni appears to be a proud and aloof beauty that no one can get, but in reality, she has an extremely decadent private life and has affairs with many men.

After repeated warnings went unheeded, Fang Shuying told the wife of the man Yang Anni had been having an affair with about all the things she had discovered about Yang Anni's past.

In the end, Yang Anni not only lost her reputation, but also had her most valued appearance and figure ruined by those angry rich women, and disappeared without a trace.

Jiang Jianni pinched her temples, feeling a headache coming on: "Damn it, what kind of mess is this?"

Even if you're looking for villains, don't exploit the whole family.

The Jiang family had already had enough bad luck. Jiang Haibing was in jail, Jiang's parents died of anger, and Jiang Haiyang and Jiang Yanni were humiliated their whole lives because of this. And that wasn't enough, they even dragged their cousin Zhao Ailing into it.

Jiang Jianni does dislike Zhao Junshan, but she doesn't dislike the pitiful and innocent Zhao Ailing.

She had no idea that Zhao Ailing was as vain and materialistic as the characters in the novel, and that she was determined to marry into a wealthy family.

Furthermore, in the novel, Zhao Junshan later ended up working with Fang Shuying.

Fang Shuying ate meat in front while he drank soup in the back. His daughter had always been pampered and spoiled, and there was no way she would be so vain as to want to marry a rich man.

Her family is wealthy.

"Completely illogical, utter nonsense, damn it."

She has already been trying to distance herself from Fang Shuying.

Even after learning her true identity, she never thought of going to the Fang family to acknowledge her as a relative.

Unexpectedly, things have taken a roundabout way, and he's now involved with Fang Shuying again.

Moreover, Zhao Ailing was only eighteen or nineteen years old. She had always been in school and was strictly controlled by her family. She was just a naive young girl who had never seen the world.

Jiang Jianni didn't think Zhao Ailing would want to marry a rich man, after all, she looked down on the powerful officials her father had found for her.

But young girls can easily be fooled by men's sweet talk.

Girls are always prone to being love-struck.

Regardless of how it is portrayed in the novel, the reality is that Jiang Jiani bears half the blame for Zhao Ailing's departure to Beiping.

Jiang Jianni grabbed her hair and screamed for a while before sitting down at the table to write a letter to Zhao Ailing.

They don't teach anything else, just how to identify a scumbag and how to avoid being deceived by one.

They also suggested that she buy a house if she had the money.

You don't need to buy anything expensive; just buy whatever is cheapest.

If you make money from filming, then buy more houses and spend all the money you've earned, then no one will be able to covet it anymore.

Zhao Ailing wrote her five sheets of paper, and she returned ten sheets.

All ten pages were teaching her how to protect herself and her money.

After sending the letter, he was still worried: "Forget it, I'll go to Beiping myself during the summer vacation."

She had only been to the capital once in her previous life.

I've only ever seen it in books and on TV in my entire life.

Besides, this was the capital city in the 1990s.

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When Zhao Ailing returned to her residence after filming, her landlady called out to her, "Your letter arrived several days ago."

"Since you haven't come back, I've been keeping it for you."

“Your family cares about you a lot; they wrote you a whole stack of nice things.”

"Young lady, you should go home and visit your family when you have time. Don't become estranged from them."

Zhao Ailing smiled and thanked her, then took the letter back to her room: "Ah, it's my cousin."

Her portrayal of the undercover maid received high praise from the director, who then introduced her to another director.

That director is also making a martial arts film, and the series has already started filming, but he still hasn't found an actress willing to play the villainous female character.

There was no way around it; at this point, the actors were very protective of their reputations.

If a character is too vicious and evil, no actor will be willing to play it, for fear of not being able to get good roles in the future.

Zhao Ailing didn't know this; she had just started acting and was at the time when she was most curious about acting.

As long as it's normal acting, I'm willing to try any role, and I agreed immediately.

But a villain is a villain; not only are they vicious, but they also have a significant role and a lot of action scenes.

If Zhao Ailing hadn't studied dance since elementary school and was also fast in martial arts, she really wouldn't have been able to play this role.

The result was that we rushed to finish filming our scenes, and we were exhausted.

She rushed into the room and plopped down on the small bed, lying there reading the letter. The more she read, the wider her smile grew, as if all her fatigue had been melted away by the letter.

"My cousin, really, why is she telling me all this?"

"I'm still young, I have no plans to find a partner or get married."

Besides.

The circles she's in now, including both men and women, are very open.

When she was filming a movie where she played a female villain, she discovered that only a third of the movie had been filmed, but the female lead and the male lead had already moved from two separate rooms to one.

Some people hinted at it to her, but she pretended not to understand.

The man in his thirties that Zhao Junshan introduced to her really disgusted her.

She feels like vomiting whenever she sees a man.

Not to mention dating or sleeping with them.

If possible, she would rather slap those who clearly had filthy intentions to death.

Then I saw Jiang Jiani's suggestion: "Buy a house?"

She ran away from home with a lot of money, which she deposited in the bank, keeping only a small amount with her for living expenses.

After making money from acting, he never touched the money in the bank again.

That was her safety net and her way out.

She will absolutely not move unless she is forced to.

But buying a house?