Chu Tian transmigrated into a melodramatic 1970s novel as its wicked supporting heroine. The moment she opened her eyes, her husband told her to sign the divorce papers in exchange for compensation.
What a great deal!
Divorce? Right away! Better to take the money and lie flat for a couple of years than go to the countryside with the whole cannon-fodder family and get themselves killed. Then she could take the college entrance exams when the time was right and find herself a young boyfriend.
Her husband heard her thoughts and was so shocked that he put away the divorce papers.
Her husband's childhood sweetheart spoke in that saccharine, manipulative way and pushed her down the stairs? Then she'd make sure everyone believed it.
Her husband was paying to treat his younger sister's love-addled brain. She could make some extra money before the divorce and cause his childhood sweetheart a little trouble at the same time. It was a good deal, so she took it.
The childhood sweetheart seemed to be keeping several men on the hook at the Lu household? She could do as she pleased. Chu Tian just wanted to get divorced as soon as possible.
But gradually, Chu Tian realized something was wrong. Maybe the book she'd transmigrated into was fake. Her eldest brother-in-law hadn't lost a limb, her father-in-law hadn't been reported by his youngest son, and her sister-in-law had become her shadow. Her husband hadn't died for his childhood sweetheart, either. Instead, he kept showing up in front of her every day. “I'll give you my entire salary. Help cure me of being lovesick for you.”
What was this? A dignified military officer was willing to lose all dignity over a thousand yuan?
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