Bullet Comments Spoil the Plot: The Cannon-Fodder Heroine Can Only Save Herself!

Comments: [Is the supporting female character stupid? She really just divorced the male lead like that? He’s just not good at expressing himself. Deep down, he still wants to make a life with you!]

Comments: [Hahaha, isn’t it great that they divorced? The supporting female character is always bringing trouble on herself and doesn’t know how to cherish what she has. This way, her cousin, our heroine, gets her chance.]

When Qiao Zhi opened her eyes, she realized she had transmigrated into a book.

The bad news: she was the supporting female character.

The good news: she had comments revealing the plot.

The original Qiao Zhi had married the male lead, Gu Chen, in a family-arranged union, so they had no real feelings for each other. Later, tired of being his kept woman, she chose to divorce him.

After being unable to contact his granddaughter for a long time, Grandpa Qiao became so distraught that he passed away not long afterward.

Because of this, Qiao Zhi’s father later kicked her out of the house and started setting up dates between the heroine and the male lead.

Qiao Zhi: “A sacrificial extra? Not a chance.”

A domineering CEO, a kept woman, a business empire. In real life, someone like her would have to get food poisoning from a cheap meal deal to enjoy this kind of life.

Why should her cousin get it all?

Looking at the divorce certificate in her hands, Qiao Zhi was furious. She stepped forward and kissed Gu Chen by force.

The first rule of refusing to be a sacrificial extra: Don’t be an idiot.

“Gu Chen, let’s start dating.” She gazed at him pitifully, arms around his waist.

She wasn’t running away. If anyone wanted to run, they could do it themselves.

Gu Chen had always felt he’d let Qiao Zhi down. He was so busy with work that he kept neglecting her feelings.

When Qiao Zhi asked for a divorce, no matter how reluctant he was, he could only agree.

But after they really divorced, Gu Chen realized she seemed like a different person. She stuck by his side all day, as adorable as a kitten.

She was just like she’d been when they were children.