Don't Pretend We're Strangers

Top real estate agent Anna transmigrates into a melodramatic novel as a cannon-fodder side character. Her plan? Wait for Hai Junlan—president of Qingcheng's most famous real estate conglomerate—to regain his memory, get tossed a million-dollar check, and then run. But Hai Junlan refuses to follow the script: all he gives her is a pair of cufflinks, and he keeps chasing her, insisting on marrying her. Anna flees Qingcheng overnight with pots, pans, and everything but the kitchen sink—only to land a job at Hai's own company, where his nephew ropes her into posing as his fake fiancée. Hai Junlan transforms into a jealous-king and pursues her relentlessly: posing as a client to tour marital homes, confessing his love in public. When the real female lead, Gu Weiwei, kidnaps and threatens her, Hai Junlan appears in a flash to save the day. Anna finally accepts her fate—a cannon-fodder script? Not a chance. I'm going for the happy ending! Five years later, the family of three is handing out candy at the school gate.