The Fake Heiress Awakens and Goes to the Countryside, Where the Disabled War God Dotes on Her

In her dream, Su Ruo saves a child who has fallen into the water, only for a woman to push her in and drown her. Her older brother saves the woman who inexplicably shoved her instead of saving her, and the child’s family is deeply grateful to that woman. Her brother even calls the woman his little sister. Su Ruo thinks it is a nightmare, but when she wakes, her parents and brother have brought that very woman home. Later, she learns that she is living in a story: she is the fake heiress who serves as cannon fodder, existing only to supply the female lead and her supporting cast with resources. Now awakened, Su Ruo sees through her family’s true nature. She refuses to accept fate. Who cares if she is the female lead or cannon fodder? Her fate is hers to decide, not Heaven’s. She beats everyone to activating the space inside her jade pendant and claims the opportunities meant for others. To escape the supporting actress’s revenge, she resolutely heads to the countryside to find the person who saved her life, and to see her biological parents, who are also a family of cannon fodder. But to her surprise, the beloved lifesaver she has been longing to find turns out to be her betrothed, another cannon-fodder character who has only three months to live. How can that be?

Su Ruo: “I’ll marry him. I have to. So what if he’s paralyzed?”

Xie Zemo believes his life is hopeless and that death is certain. Then the little one he saved three years ago arrives from the city and tells him she’s all grown up and wants to marry him.

At first: “No. I can’t hold her back.”

Later: “Ruoruo, don’t leave me. You’re my whole life.”

She is his wife, and he will protect her and keep her free of worry for the rest of her life.

After Su Qian steals the money and leaves, the second branch of the Su family finally learns that the daughter they have raised for eighteen years is not their own. Will their biological daughter be willing to return to the countryside?

The villagers of Shaxi Brigade all think that the Su family’s long-lost daughter is stupid. What city girl would willingly marry a paralyzed man with no future? But later, the man recovers, returns to the army, and everyone is green with envy.