Wen Yang was reborn on her wedding day.
In her previous life, she made a scene to stop her husband from saving her sister, who had gone into labor prematurely. As a result, her sister's baby died young.
In the end, her sister took her anger out on her, her parents cut ties with her, she lost her job, and her husband's family treated her so cruelly that she died.
Given a second chance at life, Wen Yang has gotten smarter.
Her sister's child is disabled, and this time, she is determined to keep him alive!
She wants to see how her sister can still be graceful and refined while caring for a disabled child.
How can her husband still treat her like before and love her to the point of madness?
How can her parents still blame her for being heartless and force her to give up her job?
She's been made to take the blame for long enough in her previous life. She absolutely won't do it again!
First she'll break off the engagement, then cut ties with her family, pack her bags, and head to the countryside.
Her greatest regret in her previous life was that she never got to join like-minded comrades in developing the Gobi Desert in the Northwest.
This time, she will make her mark on the land she loves!
But why is that cold-faced officer, who first said she was too delicate for the countryside and told her to pack up and go back to the city, clinging to her like a piece of flypaper now?
The female protagonist abandons the fate of being blinded by love, stays away from the brainwashing of PUA, becomes independent and takes control of her own destiny. 👍👍👍
The only thing I'm still not happy about is that I didn't see the female lead's awful family get their comeuppance. 🤦
It turns out that being a leader is also so difficult.
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful
What happened?! Waaaaaah 😢😢😢