The Supporting Actress Fled While Pregnant, and Her Officer Ex-Husband Chases Her with a Cold Face

[The 1980s | A supporting female character awakens | Raising a child | Building a career]

On the day of her divorce, Fang He woke up to the fact that she had drugged the male lead to force him to marry her and done countless other terrible things.

The world she lived in was a romance novel called Spoiled Wife.

In the original story, she was the villainous supporting character who constantly opposed the heroine and did all kinds of evil. After divorcing the male lead, she kept pestering him, and eventually fell off a cliff, dying along with her unborn child.

Most importantly, she was getting divorced today, and her death was only three months away.

Seeing that the male lead, Jiang Yanjin, was still hesitating because of the child in her belly, Fang He kicked open the door and roared, “Jiang Yanjin! I had the child aborted! You are not allowed to see the heroine again!”

She rode a cart drawn by an ox to Chun County, a place the male lead would never go in his life, and set about building a career of her own.

Chun County was poor, so she used her own earnings to build schools and hospitals, leading the villagers down the path to prosperity.

She thought she would never cross paths with Jiang Yanjin again, but the pull of the plot was simply too strong.

When she ran into the male and female leads again, the whole street was packed with people. Fang He sensibly bent over, protecting her very pregnant belly, and loudly declared her loyalty:

“Don't worry, I don't like Battalion Commander Jiang! I've got someone I like!”

“Battalion Commander Jiang and you will be together forever! My man and I will be together forever!”

With every word Fang He said, Jiang Yanjin's expression darkened further. Especially when his gaze fell on her belly. “Fang He, you got the wrong papers. We're not divorced yet.”

Who cares?

Jiang Yanjin was born with a stern expression. Even his only letter to her had contained just one line: My wife, Ahe. We seldom meet, so I'm enclosing a blank sheet. Take care, and forget me.