After Song Xi accidentally fell into the water, she awakened memories of having transmigrated into a book.
In the original story, she was the male lead’s fiancée and had grown up with him as his childhood sweetheart. After she fell into the water, he rescued her, and the two naturally married.
But in this story, she wasn’t the heroine. She was only a disposable original wife.
In the plot, she was malicious and deliberately jumped into the water to force him into marriage, using her reputation to make him take responsibility and break apart the hero and heroine, who had already fallen for each other.
But a disposable character is still a disposable character. Even after getting her wish and marrying the male lead, she only gave him two daughters. Then she died unexpectedly in middle age, clearing the way for the hero and heroine’s love to rekindle after years apart.
What awakened Song Xi didn’t know was that her husband from her previous life had been reborn.
He had the memories of his past life. This time, he was determined not to save her. He would break off their engagement and marry Bai Qingmo, the heroine of the book and the woman he believed was his true love.
This time, someone else saved Song Xi, and the story took an unknown turn...
It's pretty good. What do you say about 1975? Every time I see this kind of period novel published in 1975, I always think about the college entrance examination in two years.