[Transmigrate into a book + golden finger + subverting expectations + awakening + love at first sight]
As a professional fan-site photographer who lugged around a huge camera all the time, she was used to staying up all night.
Just as she was marveling at the great photo she'd taken, she suddenly died of a heart attack and transmigrated into a period novel she'd read before.
She became the white moonlight Zhou Yu'an had long yearned for.
But this white moonlight wasn't gentle and considerate. She was vicious and spoiled.
After three years of marriage, she believed other people's one-sided stories, personally sending her husband, a senior military officer, to prison. She even wanted to abort their only child!
Zhou Yu'an was beaten half to death in prison and left with a crippled leg, yet he still couldn't forget the heroine.
After being sent to the countryside, he met the second female lead and gradually transferred his affections away from the white moonlight.
Years later, when his case was overturned, the first thing Zhou Yu'an did was find the heroine and take revenge.
At the end of the book, Su Nianchu had the tendons in her hands severed and died in the basement of the Zhou family's mansion.
Su Nianchu was at a loss. She was a bright young woman who had never even been in a relationship.
How had transmigrating into a book fast-tracked her life like this?
She had in-laws, a husband, and even a child.
And now she was facing an impossible choice.
Should she keep the baby or not?
Should she go to the countryside or not?
Are the heroine and the original protagonist the same person? If not, does the male protagonist like the female protagonist or the original protagonist?
It's okay, but it's puzzling that the heroine insists on going to the countryside with her.
It's well written, and there are very few excellent ones.
I want to know if the heroine and the original heroine are the same person?