Because in the Three Thousand World, the important supporting characters who influence the protagonist's life, give him death, and compete with the protagonist have no relatives. Bai Yueguang's wife is dismissive of the ex-girlfriend who hinders them in the plot arrangement. She often makes decisions that deviate from the main plot (wise and powerful) at critical moments, causing the world to collapse.
As a member of the Quick Travel Division, Mingming was sent to these worlds to become the supporting role of his ex-girlfriend, Bai Yueguang, and his wife.
He knew that his ex-girlfriend, Bai Yueguang, and his wife were cold and arrogant, fond of luxury, lazy and coquettish, selfish or weak, greedy or unintelligent, and had shortcomings of one kind or another. However, the pounding of his heart when they first met, the soft words and coquettishness when they got along, and the tenderness when they embraced each other made him unable to escape, and he indulged in the gentle land and could not extricate himself.
1. Chronology Bai Yueguang, the future rich man
In the original text, the heroine is reborn. Before her rebirth, the heroine found a high-paying nanny job but was fired because she couldn't please her. After rebirth, the heroine extremely disliked the selfish, lazy, and condescending mistress who was married to the future rich man in the same village, so she took advantage of the opportunity to dig holes for others.
2. A lot of time travel and rebirth
After her husband died, Bai Yueguang remained a widow for three years and married the powerful regent with her two daughters.
Decades later, the eldest daughter who traveled through time took charge of the military with the support of the regent. She became the only female general and led an invincible army. The second daughter who traveled through time fell in love with the regent's son. However, the regent's son already had a fiancée. She was reborn and knew that the royal family was declining and her fiancé would ascend to the throne.
Intention: Never forget the original intention
