Seventy: the Seductress Becomes the Chief's Favorite

[Through the book + era + struggle + female supporting role rebirth] When Song Tingxue woke up, she found that she had traveled through time and had become the cannon fodder female supporting character and the male protagonist's seductive ex-wife in a period novel she read before going to bed. In the original book, the original person faced scrutiny and more serious consequences due to the personal reasons of the original father. In order to save the female partner, the original person's family forced the male protagonist to marry the original person in order to save his life. Because the original person had a hand in this, Guan Pianpian, as the female protagonist, had to wait for the male protagonist Lu Linan to divorce. But the original person later abandoned her husband and daughter for another man and eloped with others. The heroine Guan Pianpian ignored the past grudges and took care of her daughter for her original self. In the end, she impressed the hero and the two finally became a couple. But the original person was miserable in his later years and died tragically in a bridge cave. When Song Tingxue was reading the book, she only felt that it was outrageous. The heroine was a typical Virgin White Lotus. For example, the original person was almost bullied by gangsters on their wedding day. The heroine persuaded the male protagonist and his family to settle down on a happy day, while at the same time standing by the original person to support her in seeking justice for herself. This caused the original person and the Lu family to break up from the beginning. The heroine Guan Pianpian claims to be a good friend of her original self, but she is double-dealing behind the scenes, which indirectly leads to her original tragedy. After transforming into her original self, Song Tingxue discovered that the male protagonist Lu Linan seemed to have always liked her original self. At the same time, Lu Linan was the type she liked, so she decided to live a good life for her original self.