Ye Nansang is an orphan who loves reading novels and boxing.
One day, she transmigrates into a book and becomes the heroine's ill-fated older sister, a cannon-fodder character in an angst-filled romance.
When her stepmother tries to poison her, she simply pours the poison down the throat of the maid who brought it.
When her father tries to scheme against her, she turns the tables and schemes right back.
But somehow, the plot goes off the rails, and the heroine is about to marry someone else.
The male lead comes running to marry her. Fine. Sign this marriage contract, and I'll marry you.
Love your white moonlight all you want, just don't pull any of that physical or emotional torture nonsense.
At last, she gets to lie flat and take life easy.
Only, at some point, a pair of eyes begin to linger on her whenever she isn't looking.
Those few simple words, "It's nothing," "Be careful," and "Take care," are his way of showing her a tenderness reserved for her alone.
The original person was killed by his stepmother and father. Doesn't this make those who protect the original person extremely ridiculous? The original person actually still has a large amount of dowry property. This is because the person behind the protection thinks that the original person is too stupid to die fast enough, so why not find a time-traveling girl with some intelligence? 🍉 What kind of logic is there in the plot [Fear]
It's so good to watch. I stayed up late to watch it. This relationship was also difficult. It was so twists and turns.