(A heroine with sky-high self-worth × a lovesick, devoted male lead)
Good news: I came back from the dead.
Bad news: I transmigrated into a book, and I'm a cannon-fodder character.
He Qingshu thinks she's incredibly unlucky. She finally gets around to going out for a stroll, only to be crushed to death by someone. Well, dead is dead. It was bound to happen sooner or later.
But can someone tell her why, after dying, she transmigrated into the period novel she'd read and became the male lead's cannon-fodder ex-wife?
Transmigrating into the 1970s, a time of shortages, would be bad enough, but she's also a spoiled cannon-fodder character with every bad trait imaginable. He Qingshu looks up at the sky and sighs, wishing she could die all over again.
Starting over is out of the question, but luckily Heaven isn't completely heartless. It gave her a top-notch System, a family who loves and cherishes her, and a handsome husband with broad shoulders, long legs, and an eight-pack.
When she puts it that way, things aren't too bad. She can stay alive, and maybe even live better than she did in her original world.
As for the System's claim that she slept with the wrong man, the female lead's husband, He Qingshu isn't having it.
What do you mean, she slept with the female lead's man? He's her man, with a marriage certificate and everything.
Besides, she won him fair and square. Why should she hand him over to the female lead? First come, first served. He's her man, and as long as she's alive, everyone else can take a hike.
She's already died once. Cherishing the person in front of her is what matters most.
He Qingshu makes up her mind on the spot: win over the male lead. She'll claim both his person and his heart, making sure she's the only wife he'll ever have. Everyone else can get out of the way.
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Xie Zhao feels like his wife has changed. She's clingier and more affectionate, and treats him better and better. They're growing more intimate, too. Is this what his buddies call winning someone over in bed?
Whatever it is, he likes it.