After coming down with a chill, Jiang Randai unexpectedly awakened memories of her past life. Only then did she realize she was the villainess in a novel. As the male lead’s fiancée, she had caused trouble at every turn and eventually managed to get herself killed.
Now that her memories were back, Jiang Randai decided to wait for the male lead to break off their engagement.
Then she would stay away from the plot and make it her goal to live to a ripe old age.
But why was the emperor, who was supposed to die early in the story, trying to marry her?
.
Jiang Randai found a scruffy little bird and planned to nurse it back to health before setting it free. She never expected it to become clingy as glue, chirping after her wherever she went.
She thought she could keep clear of the plot and live happily ever after.
But the plot had other ideas, and in the end, she still ended up in conflict with the male lead.
The little bird that had stuck to her like glue flew away, too.
Jiang Randai was furious and hurt. She threw away every last thing connected to the bird.
In the banquet garden, Mu Qi watched the girl weeping over her broken engagement and felt his heart ache.
Was she really that heartbroken?
That night, Jiang Randai discovered that the bird she thought had flown away was back.
In the pouring rain, the scruffy little bird stood miserably by her window, holding the little nest Jiang Randai had sewn but never gotten around to giving it.
Fine! I’ll forgive you for now!
A sweet story about a girl who falls for a young emperor at first sight in a garden, and a young emperor who falls for her after spending a long time together.
This is a sweet romance, with little focus on anything else.
I suddenly felt like writing a few sweet little stories~
There is no beginning or end, and the chapters before and after are not connected.
The setting is novel!!! Nice
What a bird!! Great for knocking birds!!!!
So far, the plot is novel, compact, and eye-catching. Looking forward to updates