Jiang Yunmeng was born into a period novel and became the male lead's ill-fated ex-wife.
As a child, the original ex-wife was mentally disabled and unable to care for herself. But with the male lead looking after her, she lived peacefully until she was eighteen or nineteen. Then her uncle's family dragged her into forcing the male lead to leave home and head north.
After the male lead left, the original woman's life became difficult. Her uncle's family bullied and exploited her constantly.
After Jiang Yunmeng arrived, she couldn't fight the power of the plot and spent more than a decade in a daze. Only after someone shoved her down and she hit her head did she remember who she was.
But it didn't matter. She had a golden finger, and she was living in an era when even pigs could take off if they caught the right tailwind. Her good days were still ahead!
The only thing she hadn't expected was that the male lead wasn't anything like the one in the novel.
Weren't they supposed to say he was cold and heartless?
Weren't they supposed to say he'd leave home soon?
Held in the man's arms as he gently coaxed and pleaded with her never to pay attention to anyone else, Jiang Yunmeng was utterly speechless. "Don't go too far. She's a woman!"
In her previous life, Zhang Rong spent five years by Shen Qianfan's side and was his most capable assistant.
Shen Qianfan never showed an interest in women, and she was the only woman around him. She always thought he liked her.
But in the end, she couldn't bear his coldness and feared she'd end up like his ex-wife, divorced and abandoned. All she could do was change her appearance and find another path.
Who could have guessed that even without her help, Shen Qianfan would rise again after going bankrupt? She could only stand beside another man, one who couldn't measure up to him, and watch from afar.
Given another chance, she resolved to make her way into his heart.
But why, after all her efforts, did things still end the same way as in her previous life?
Theme: A female supporting character can be the heroine too
Who is this Mrs. Li? It's so scary.
"Every" is a big thorn in the side of the author~
"Soup" is a big thorn in the side of the author~
How miserable! I'm so miserable!