Lin Qingwan transmigrates into a book, becoming a cannon-fodder female who is jilted in a beast-world novel.
The original owner has a stunning face, but her timid nature and inability to act coy make her fiancé dismiss her as “boring.” He breaks off their engagement, and she is eventually driven from the tribe in the dead of winter, where she freezes to death in the snow.
Lin Qingwan takes in her own delicate, flowerlike face and those sparkling almond eyes, and smiles.
Breaking off the engagement? She couldn’t ask for more.
But before that, she’s not giving up a single benefit she’s entitled to.
In front of the whole tribe, her eyes redden and her voice turns soft and sweet. “Brother A Yin, what did I do wrong to make you want to break off our engagement? It’s all right, just tell me. I’ll change...”
Before she can finish, tears slide down her cheeks at just the right moment, making her utterly heart-wrenching to behold.
The hearts of every male there shatter.
Her former fiancé is so flustered by her performance that he ends up handing over three extra mineral deposits and fifty high-grade beast hides as “breakup compensation.”
And so Lin Qingwan begins her life of “tea artistry” in the beast world.
“Brother A Yin, your current mate is so amazing. Unlike me, all I can do is worry when you get hurt.”
Then she turns around and sells her former fiancé to a rival tribe in exchange for a thousand pounds of prime meat.
“Chief, how did you get so badly hurt? I was so worried... Oh, I didn’t mean to touch your wound. I’m sorry, I’m so clumsy.”
That very night, the chief gives her all the spirit medicines he has treasured for years.
“A Ye, you look so handsome when you hunt. I bet all the other females sneak glances at you, don’t they? Unlike me, I can only stay at home and sew clothes for you...”
