Xu Qingyu transmigrated into a novel as Xu Qingqing, the infamous, scheming, vicious ex-wife who had used every means at her disposal to marry the male lead.
In the original story, a year later, the original Xu Qingqing destroyed the male lead's family and left him with a crippled leg. Comforted and warmed by the heroine, the male lead pulled himself together and eventually became a powerful figure in politics. The heroine became the much-envied wife of a provincial governor. As for the vicious ex-wife, she was sentenced to life in prison and accidentally beaten to death by someone behind bars.
But Xu Qingyu, who had transmigrated into the book, wasn't worried. Absolutely not. She would do the exact opposite of the original Xu Qingqing: harm no one, be no villain, and live as a kind, law-abiding citizen.
But whenever she deviated from the plot, her chest hurt as if stabbed by thousands of needles, and the pain was unbearable. In serious cases, she could even die suddenly.
What was she supposed to do? She didn't want to die suddenly, but she also didn't want to become a tool and wind up in prison, beaten to death in that miserable ending.
So when her sister-in-law was about to be kidnapped and sold, she knocked the trafficker unconscious with a brick. It wasn't as if she was trying to help her sister-in-law. The trafficker had tried to take liberties with her, so of course she had to fight back.
So when the male lead was about to go hunting in the mountains at night, she clung tightly to his leg. The bed was warm and soft, so they might as well enjoy the moment. The original story said the original Xu Qingqing encouraged him to go up the mountain, hoping he'd die there. But it never said she couldn't want his body!
Much later, one day, she realized that her chest no longer hurt when she went against the plot. It seemed to have something to do with the male lead's affection for her: the higher it got, the less her heart hurt.
So should she try to win the male lead over?
Male lead: Aren't you coming over?
Theme: Sincerity for sincerity
