The Alluring Moonlight Beauty Has a Soft, Slender Waist, While the General Is Stubborn but Straightforward

Transmigrate into a book + mutually faithful leads + she flirts with him early on + he chases after her later She transmigrates into a book and lands right in the scene where the vicious female supporting character is caught cheating by the male lead. When Su Hengwan, a woman from the twenty-first century, opens her eyes, she sees the male lead’s livid face. “Let’s get a divorce!” “Huh?” Hold on, let’s get this straight! The original owner was the most beautiful woman in the capital. The male lead fell in love with her at first sight and married her. But she looked down on him because he used to be a bandit, and met up with her cousin, the heir to the Duke of Anguo’s title, behind his back every few days. Then the male lead was banished to the frontier by the emperor after she framed him. In the end, the male lead and his sworn younger sister went through hardships together and fell in love. When the male lead earned military honors and was recalled to the court, the original owner was holding a funeral. The male lead cried his eyes red at her funeral. She was totally his unattainable first love. Su Hengwan looks at the handsome man before her, broad-shouldered and narrow-waisted, easily nine feet tall, and can’t help swallowing. She’s heard that he once led two thousand bandits to defeat an army of fifty thousand rebels. After thirty years of being single, Su Hengwan has been waiting for a man just like him. Most importantly, he’s deeply in love with her. So... why the heck would they get divorced? Even if she’s the female supporting character, she’s his first love! Why should she have to make way for the heroine? Separate bedrooms? Not a chance. A man this fine would cost a fortune in the modern world. But just as she’s having a grand time flirting with him, the heroine and her adoptive mother start causing trouble. “I owe my adoptive family a debt of gratitude for raising me. I can’t betray them.” You could’ve said that earlier! Pack your things and get out, pronto! What do you mean, I’m being sent into exile again? I haven’t done anything! We haven’t even gotten divorced, and now we’re being exiled together? What the hell!