In my previous life, I was the vicious female supporting character in the novel "The Boss", and I ended up dying tragically in prison.
When I was reborn and returned to the wedding day, I looked at my fiancé and sneered: "This marriage will be married to whoever wants it."
He turned around and got into the co-pilot of his rival Rolls-Royce.
Later, the reporter photographed the upstart business man who once threatened celibacy, kneeling on one knee to put on my shoes.
And the boss screamed in the rain: "Didn't you say you would love me for three lifetimes?!"
I swung the red wine glass: "Oh, that was because I was blind in my previous life."
Intent: A complete rebellion against the "love brain" and the "female supporting role's destiny": the heroine breaks away from the established script of "crazy for love and unlucky death".