Shen Manjun transmigrates into a male-oriented novel, becoming the villainess who breaks off her engagement with the protagonist from the start.
The male lead cannot cultivate, and everyone mocks him as a good-for-nothing.
After their engagement is broken, he gains a System, makes a comeback, and gets his face-slapping revenge. Shen Manjun meets a truly miserable end.
No, she can't break off the engagement!
But three years pass, then three more. Why is her fiancé still a good-for-nothing?
Where's the promised comeback and face-slapping revenge?
One day, Shen Manjun's father goes to break off his daughter's engagement again.
Shen Manjun refuses and says, “Thirty years east of the river, thirty years west of the river...”
Her usually silent fiancé suddenly picks up where she left off: “Never look down on a young man in hard times...”
Her fiancé suddenly understands why his fiancée won't break off the engagement: she's been replaced by another soul too.
