Bullet Comments Warn Me: The Villainess Refuses to Marry

[A levelheaded village girl with a bandit's spirit] [A clear-eyed heir who falls hard in love] [Character growth] [Healing each other] [Mutual devotion]

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The on-screen comments called Song Wantian a vicious supporting female character. In her previous life, she threw herself headlong into love, risking everything to scheme her way into marrying her childhood sweetheart, the future Grand Secretary.

In the end, she died miserably, and her whole family suffered because of her.

In this life, the day had come again when the Song family pressured Yu Munan to marry her.

The on-screen comments suddenly appeared, and Shen Qiuyue, Yu Munan's beloved from his previous life, stopped the two families from arranging the engagement just in time.

Shen Qiuyue had been reborn. She was brimming with confidence: in this life, Yu Munan could only be her husband.

But the ending foretold by the comments gave Song Wantian such a fright that she broke into a cold sweat. This time, she finally saw through Yu Munan and gave up on marriage, choosing instead to raise the child on her own.

With the heir and her second and third brothers missing and their fates unknown, Song Wantian traveled to the border to rescue them.

Yu Munan pleaded with her to marry him. He was willing to raise someone else's child if that was what it took.

The only difference was that in this life Yu Munan could manage no more than a low-ranking post far from the capital. He never became Grand Secretary.

All the plans Shen Qiuyue had painstakingly laid were for nothing.

It was as if an unseen hand were stirring up the storm behind it all.

Only in the end did they learn that everyone was merely a piece on his chessboard.

Only by overturning the board could they be reborn.