“CEO, it’s been a year since you sent your wife back to the family estate.”
“Has she learned her lesson?”
“No. She gave birth to triplets for you last month.”
“Young Master, you’ve been away from home for three months.”
“Has Dad agreed to let me divorce her and marry the woman I love?”
“No. He’s stripped you of your inheritance.”
There’s a group of people who are beautiful, ruthless, and foolish. To win over a man, they persecute hidden powerhouses, steal other people’s luck, and take their golden fingers, repeatedly courting death. They’re collectively known as cannon fodder.
What should you do if you transmigrate into a cannon fodder character?
Yan Yutang sneered. “Do the opposite and be the protagonist of my own story.”
This book is unique; it has laughter, tears, and melodramatic plots, but mostly it's about the ordinary. I really like the female lead; she's not perfect, but she's very real. She doesn't escalate problems and is someone who always believes in the good in others. My favorite line from her is: "I can't change the world, but the world shouldn't try to change me either."