After another successful strategy, I followed the plot of the original work and chose to hang myself the night before the male protagonist Xiao Shuo married the daughter of the Taifu.
The moment I closed my eyes, I heard the door behind me being slammed open, and the grief-stricken shouts gradually dissipated in my ears.
I silently complained that the male lead always came so late.
The system suddenly informed me in a hurry that the mission in this world was not over yet - I still needed to act as the substitute for Xiao Shuo's deceased wife.
So when I opened my eyes again, I saw the same face reflected in the mirror as before, only much younger.
I stayed in the southern water town for a while, waiting for the day when Xiao Shuo was killed and I rescued him again.
One month before the Lantern Festival, I climbed over the courtyard wall and was about to sneak out to go to the market, but I bumped into Xiao Shuo squatting on a tree.
The moment he saw me, Xiao Shuo's originally stern face suddenly showed a crack. His very soft voice trembled, and he cautiously stretched out his hand towards me:
"Yun'er?"
Concept: Men will only affect the speed at which the heroine draws her sword.
