There is a Chu Man in every novel. She is from a high family, has a graceful figure, and a stunning appearance. She can go to the halls and kitchens, and is surrounded by stars. However, she has to be caught between the male protagonist and the female protagonist. She competes to be the most hated person and is cursed by readers. In the end, she becomes cannon fodder.
If the above plot is about time-traveling into a novel, you may think that time-traveling into the novel can avoid the plot and change the ending. However, if it is time-traveled three times, not only the ending cannot be changed, but even if it is completely missing and disappears from the main plot, it will still end with a strange reason. After being pushed to the rooftop, Chu Man despaired. Finally, for the fourth time, Chu Man decided that since she couldn't change anything, then she should enjoy her life, do things she had never done before, and enjoy the luxury that a wealthy daughter should have. At least until the next reincarnation, she could live the way she wanted.
In the rebirth, the male protagonist is forced by his family to be courteous. Chu Man not only says NO but also takes the opportunity to brainwash the "prospective mother-in-law". She is not a good match. The White Lotus female protagonist pretends to be weak and "touches the porcelain". Before the male protagonist can come up to her, Chu Man immediately apologizes and makes a joke. The face of a wealthy daughter is not worth mentioning in the face of changing the fate of his female partner. Avoid the scumbag, get rid of the scheming best friend, seize the opportunity, start a big career, and earn hundreds of millions from him first. Wouldn't it be nice? Why do you have to get involved in the official CP and become a stumbling block for others to finally get married? I'm afraid your brain is broken.
What should I do if the cannon fodder is forced to be sandwiched between the male protagonist and the female protagonist? Waiting online, urgent, urgent. . . . . .
Intention: Love yourself first and then love others