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Once she traveled through time, Su Ruoyi became the bride waiting to be married in the sedan chair. That's it, I thought it was a script about a time-traveling heroine, but I didn't expect it to be a good role for a villainous princess. What? It's okay to travel through the book and become the biggest villain, but the storyline is actually different from the original? Slowly, Su Ruoyi seemed to find that there were still many mysteries about herself? That's all, it's enough that she is the heroine in her own story anyway. . . . . . (Prequel to "Three Generations of Shaohua Lu")

"May the years be peaceful and you may get what you want." She hoped that he would pursue his dream, and she didn't want him to change his dream because of her, but she didn't know that she was his biggest stumbling block. "In the next life, I will come to see you with a suitable identity." If it was due to her identity, why would she be in trouble for him regardless of whether she was a human or a feathered person? Why is he still a miss if he is not the leader of the martial arts alliance? Bi Hui doesn't know that he is Yu Die, just like Yu Die doesn't know that he is You Die. She was heartbroken again and again, but couldn't leave. Until she finally left, she was really reluctant to leave. Mu Lingfeng didn't know that he was Bai Hu, but no matter what his identity was, he could never protect her. When we trace the origins together, will the little long-cherished wish we made back then come true? (Sequel to "Today's Princess Is a Little Weird")