Wen He woke up to find that she had transmigrated into a historical novel about infrastructure development, as the villainess who tormented the heroine.
The original owner was a shepherdess who lived off others and did nothing.
When famine struck her tribe, she secretly slaughtered sheep.
When enemies attacked, she hid with a lamb in her arms.
After she was exposed, the original owner not only refused to admit it, but also blamed everything on the heroine, Tang Yunfu.
Tang Yunfu was famous in the tribe for her beauty, but she had been mute from birth and had no way to defend herself.
She was also frail and sickly, and was disliked in a tribe that believed strength was the most important productive force.
In the original story, Tang Yunfu took the blame for the original owner. After being driven from the tribe, she was nearly killed by the shepherdess to silence her, and fell off a cliff.
Who would have thought that Tang Yunfu would survive, meet the male lead, the chief of an enemy tribe, and return in triumph with his help? In the end, she killed the shepherdess to avenge herself.
The day Wen He transmigrated was the very day Tang Yunfu was banished.
Wen He immediately followed Tang Yunfu, helping her find somewhere to stay in the name of making amends and taking care of her in every way.
But Tang Yunfu still met the chief of the enemy tribe.
Wen He was at a loss and decided to give up. "Go on, then. I won't cling to you anymore."
But Tang Yunfu's eyes filled with tears, and she looked at Wen He pitifully. "Didn't you say you'd take responsibility for me?"
Wen He: !!!
Wait, when did this woman learn to speak?
* Same-sex marriage is legal in this setting. A slow-burn, sweet romance.
* The setting is entirely fictional with many original elements. The writing is amateurish.
* A career-minded, money-making top VS a fragile, aloof beauty.
Theme: If you're going to herd sheep, herd the wildest ones.
