[No golden finger + No going to the countryside + No black-market dealings] Shen Wei mocked the sickly male lead in a novel. Who knew that one day she'd wake up as the villainess who had a one-sided crush on him?
Cue the tears.
She immediately decided to kidnap the male lead at his wedding and cure the illness he was destined to have. Then she could go home as she wished.
But as it turned out, she grabbed the wrong man.
With renowned doctors gathered at the clinic, all suspecting the male lead of faking his illness, Shen Wei discovered that the only way to trigger the illness was for the male and female leads to consummate their marriage. So she sent him back to the village to do just that.
They met again at a matchmaking corner in the park, where she agreed to marry the second male lead.
A military marriage she'd been plotting for a long time was finally settled.
While she devoted herself to curing the male lead and thought only of returning to the modern world, she realized she couldn't cure his mysterious illness, no matter what she tried.
What was she supposed to do?
She decided to get a divorce as quickly as possible and escape the burning pit.
She'd find a secluded spot, make some money, and build herself a fortune.
But then the original female lead said, "You've been treating a good man all along. He's your husband, Xie Gushen."
"..."
A bolt of lightning, strike me dead.
Grief-stricken, Shen Wei grabbed a knife and stormed up to the cold-faced commanding officer's door to demand answers.
Xie Gushen looked panicked. He hurried forward and coaxed her softly. "Weiwei, our marriage started as a mistake, but a military marriage isn't one. I don't want to be some secret symbol in your life, either. Let's fall in love with each other, together."
It's okay if you admit your mistake at first. The heroine was kidnapped by the wrong person, and she got married, but the mistake continued, and then... If you continue to make such mistakes after getting married, what will other military wives think? What other people think? What you write is not reasonable at all, okay?
Isn't this the male protagonist's marriage fraud? Just outrageous.
Very nice, I want to know the follow-up