When Su Jin was dressed as a vicious female supporting character, she was pushing the heroine into the lotus pond.
She chose to jump off by herself.
From there, the plot begins to fall apart.
The scene of the frame-up was turned into an academic analysis, the palace fight script was annotated by her as a "routine score sheet", the love poem delivered by the affectionate man was graded by her as mediocre, and even the trap set up by the Queen Mother's lifelong skills became a classic case in her lesson plan.
The third prince Xiao Jingyu was originally waiting to see her commit suicide, but when he saw her opening an academy, engaging in business, and building an intelligence network, he promoted him to the crown prince position by the way: "Tool man, you must be enlightened."
The seventh prince Xiao Moli dressed up as a woman to investigate the case, but she exposed it: "Sisters, the beard is crooked." Later he handed over a lifelong cooperation contract: "The income will be split 50-50, household chores will be divided equally, and we respect each other's careers - do you want to marry?"
And former opponents paid money to sign up for her "anti-routine training class."
The Queen Mother gritted her teeth and bought the hardcover version of "The Complete Collection of Routines", and the staff of the fifth prince collectively studied "Innovative Methods of Framing". Even the original heroine became her partner: "Fellow fellow, trap them to death!"
Su Jin's goal is simple:
Expose all the traps, make money and career, and let women all over the world have the right to choose life.
As for love?
That must be written in the equality contract.